Laurel loves his job. It offers him the opportunity to meet lots of people, to work outdoors, and to do things his own way. Laurel often jokes that he would be glad to do his job even if he weren't given any pay. This sense of fulfillment is an example of

A. egocentrism.

B. extinction.

C. halo effect.

D. intrinsic reward.

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13 December, 07:20

Laurel loves his job. It offers him the opportunity to meet lots of people, to work outdoors, and to do things his own way. Laurel often jokes that he would be glad to do his job even if he weren't given any pay. This sense of fulfillment is an example of

A. egocentrism.

B. extinction.

C. halo effect.

D. intrinsic reward.

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Lillie Odom · Answer 1

Answer: Option D

Explanation: In simple words, intrinsic award refers to the satisfactions that an employee fells for himself and herself from his or her job. It refers to a situation when an employee thinks they are getting extra benefit from the job they are performing even though no such benefit is actually provided by the entity they are working for.

In the given case, laurel thinks the some of the characteristics of the job as the extra benefit she is getting. Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is D.