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Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation Quiz

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Sorting game on motivation types

by Yassine Aithmad
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A student studies entrepreneurship because they enjoy creating new ideas.

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A student learns coding out of curiosity about how apps work.

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A student joins a design club because they love being creative.

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A student keeps improving a project because they find it interesting.

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A student reads about startups in their free time for personal interest.

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A student experiments with new ideas just for fun.

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A student studies hard to get a high GPA.

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A student participates in a competition to win prize money.

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A student completes an assignment to avoid losing marks.

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A student joins a club to improve their resume.

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A student studies to meet family expectations.

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A student works on a project mainly to receive praise from the teacher.

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Intrinsic motivation is driven by internal enjoyment.

Curiosity-driven learning is intrinsic.

Creative enjoyment indicates intrinsic motivation.

Interest and enjoyment reflect intrinsic motivation.

Personal interest signals intrinsic motivation.

Doing it for fun is intrinsic.

GPA goal is an external reward.

Prize money is an external reward.

Avoiding penalties is external motivation.

Resume benefits are external motivators.

Resume benefits are external motivators.

Resume benefits are external motivators.

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