Which of the following is true of an intrinsic reward? Question 4 options: 1) It is the internal feeling of satisfaction one gets from one's job. 2) It intends to provide motivational incentives including salary and bonuses. 3) It refers to the overall mood of an individual or a group. 4) It refers to the force of need or desire to act.

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Mallory Farley

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2 January, 04:45

Which of the following is true of an intrinsic reward? Question 4 options: 1) It is the internal feeling of satisfaction one gets from one's job. 2) It intends to provide motivational incentives including salary and bonuses. 3) It refers to the overall mood of an individual or a group. 4) It refers to the force of need or desire to act.

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Jayla May · Answer 1

1) It is the internal feeling of satisfaction one gets from one's job.

Explanation:

An intrinsic reward is an intangible award of recognition or a sense of achievement. Unlike extrinsic rewards, an intrinsic reward comes from within the person himself/herself and it's associated with feelings of achievement and satisfaction.

Looking at the options we can see that the correct answer is 1) It is the internal feeling of satisfaction one gets from one's job.

Note:

2) Incentives like salary and bonuses refer to extrinsic rewards.

3) Intrinsic rewards don't have to do with mood but with an internal sense of fulfilment.

4) It also doesn't have to do with the force of need or desire to act. It's a kind of motivator but its an internal one.