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biggirl4568

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The overjustification effect occurs when ____.
 
  a. there are no extrinsic rewards associated with an activity
  b. people do not intrinsically enjoy an activity
  c. people are extrinsically rewarded for something they intrinsically enjoy doing
  d. people are punished for an extrinsically rewarding activity

Question 2

Social psychologists who talk about a persuasive communicator as having expertise are referring to ____.
 
  a. whether the source will honestly share what she or he knows
  b. how much the source knows
  c. whether the source is a well-known individual
  d. how confident and authoritative the source appears to be



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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