If a person engages in an intrinsically motivating activity and begins to receive extrinsic rewards for doing so, what happens to his or her intrinsic and extrinsic motivations?

Which implicit motive is described: Feel strong, sharp arousal spikes that generate a burst of epinephrine, testosterone, and increased blood pressure and muscle tone. Feel happy when pursuing activities such as riding a roller coaster and making a persuasive speech in front of a large audience. You feel strong and empowered during social influence attempts, when attaining high social status, when in a position of leadership, and when dominating and directing others.

Among the following, which is the most likely event to increase or intensify hunger?

The study of extrinsic motivation revolves around three central concepts.Which of the following is not one of those concepts?

2.4 In a physical change, some of the physical properties of the substance may be altered and the chemical composition remains the same. (1)

2.5 Argon is a gas present in the atmosphere that is needed by all animals in order to survive. (1)

A _____ is any challenge to the person’s sense of competence that ends with an objective outcome, such as success or failure, win or lose, and correct or incorrect.

1.5 One metal that is a liquid at room temperature is (1)       A) Manganese   B) Sodium   C) Magnesium   D) Mercury  

When a person’s stomach is full and distended, people experience little to no hunger. By the time the stomach empties _____ of its contents, however, people begin to report the first signs of hunger.

7.5 Will the properties of neon be more similar to the properties of argon or to the properties of chlorine? Explain   (2)