Applying the insufficient justification effect, you recruit…
Applying the insufficient justification effect, you recruit students to help with a campus clean-up project on a Saturday—a time when they’d much rather be catching up on sleep or relaxing with friends. For their time, some students are paid $1, and some are paid $20. After the students complete the work, you ask them to rate their enjoyment. Who will report enjoying the project more?
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