Whether or not a person experiences intrinsic reinforcement or punishment depends on how his or her behavior compares with
A) the behavior of his or her peers.
B) his or her performance standards.
C) what other relevant people expect of him or her.
D) the performance standards of his or her closest friends.
Question 2
When a motive becomes functionally autonomous it is pursued
A) because there is a practical reason to do so.
B) for its own sake.
C) because of external encouragement.
D) because it is in accordance with the concept of the good me.
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