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Give an example of intrinsic reward and an example of extrinsic reward you have met with recently. Which of those had a bigger influence to you and why?

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An example of recent extrinsic reward was a bonus paid for outstanding performance in the organization. An example of intrinsic reward was a challenging ...

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