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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2019 · 18 MIN

Incentivizing Someone To Do What You'd Like Creates Extrinsic Motivation For Good Behavior But Fails To Instill Intrinsic Motivation

from The Marc Medley Show Podcast · host The Marc Medley Show

Have you ever questioned why someone needs to be rewarded to do what he/she was supposed to do in the first place? Why do employees have to receive an incentive to go to work? Why do children need to receive a reward for good behavior when they are supposed to behave correctly? This episode of The Marc Medley Show deals with these questions.

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