An Advantage of Extrinsic Motivation to Increase a Behavior Is

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Multiple Choice

An advantage of extrinsic motivation to increase a behavior is that it:

• A)increases reports of liking the behavior,even after rewards are discontinued.
• B)is consistent with societal views that we should do what we love.
• C)allows us to engage in things we otherwise would not do but may nonetheless be beneficial.
• D)results in a greater intrinsic motivation to engage in that behavior.

Understand the application and interpretation of the Friedman test in comparing multiple populations.

Recognize the characteristics and pre-requisites for applying the Friedman test.

Select appropriate statistical techniques for analyzing ordinal or interval data from randomized block experiments.

Distinguish between the Friedman test and other nonparametric tests like the Kruskal-Wallis test for various experimental designs.

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