A salesperson who is intrinsically motivated (A) is motivated by the rewards that the job provides. (B) is motivated by the need for love and belongingness. (C) finds the job to be inherently rewarding. (D) finds that the job's fringe benefits, pay, and generous vacation policy provide motivation. (E) works for the feeling of security offered by the job.

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Everett Mullen

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6 June, 18:09

A salesperson who is intrinsically motivated (A) is motivated by the rewards that the job provides. (B) is motivated by the need for love and belongingness. (C) finds the job to be inherently rewarding. (D) finds that the job's fringe benefits, pay, and generous vacation policy provide motivation. (E) works for the feeling of security offered by the job.

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America Montes · Answer 1

Answer: the correct answer is C. finds the job to be inherently rewarding

Explanation: an intrinsically motivated salesperson likes his/her job and it is motivated because he/she likes what he/she is doing on a daily basis.