An Example of Extrinsic Motivation Is One's Own Driving Desire

question 20

True/False

An example of extrinsic motivation is one's own driving desire to know and learn about new information and ideas.

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Definitions:

Controlling Emotion

The process of managing one's feelings to appropriately respond to various situations and to achieve emotional well-being.

Cognitive Attributional

Refers to the process of explaining the causes of behavior and events, focusing on the role of thought processes in such attributions.

Physiological Arousal

Refers to the physical responses of the body to stimuli, including increased heartbeat, sweating, or adrenaline release.

Cognitive Attributions

The process by which individuals explain the causes of behavior and events, focusing on internal thought processes.