When deciding on careers, youths from middle- and upper-income homes are more likely to value __________ work rewards, whereas youths from lower-income homes are more likely to value __________ work rewards.
A) altruistic; social
B) extrinsic; intrinsic
C) intrinsic; extrinsic
D) social; altruistic
Question 2
Which of the following individuals based his or her occupational choice on intrinsic work rewards?
A) Felicia, who became a banker because she came from a poor family and always dreamed of working with and having a lot of money
B) Greg, who became a salesman because he always found it very enjoyable to meet and talk with new people
C) Owen, who became an architect because ever since he was a little boy, he always liked sketching buildings
D) Whitney, who became a kindergarten teacher in an impoverished neighborhood because she wanted to make a difference in children's lives
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