Extrinsic Motivation

What is the definition of Extrinsic Motivation?

• Performing a task for a reward

• Performing a task for personal growth

• Performing a task for external recognition

• Performing a task for inner fulfillment

According to studies, what can excessive extrinsic rewards for desirable behavior lead to?

• Enhance creativity

• Have no impact on motivation

• Decrease intrinsic motivation

• Increase intrinsic motivation

doing a behavior in order to earn external rewards or

avoid a punishment



• intrinsic motivation

• extrinsic motivation

Serena practiced for hours because the didn't want her Dad to be mad at her, she had to

• intrinsic motivation

• extrinsic moitvation

What is extrinsic motivation primarily driven by?

• Internal satisfaction

• External rewards

• Personal growth

• Self-fulfillment

Which of the following is an example of extrinsic motivation?

• Reading a book for enjoyment

• Exercising for health benefits

• Studying to earn a scholarship

• Painting for self-expression

How does extrinsic motivation differ from intrinsic motivation?

• It is driven by internal factors

• It is driven by external factors

• It is more sustainable

• It is less effective

What is a common outcome of relying heavily on extrinsic motivation?

• Increased creativity

• Decreased intrinsic motivation

• Improved self-esteem

• Enhanced problem-solving skills

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates extrinsic motivation?

• Volunteering to help others

• Working overtime for a bonus

• Learning a new skill for personal growth

• Meditating for peace of mind

What is a potential downside of extrinsic motivation in education?

• Encourages lifelong learning

• Promotes critical thinking

• Reduces interest in learning

• Enhances student engagement