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    If Extrinsic Rewards Such as Grades Are Viewed as Feedback
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If Extrinsic Rewards Such as Grades Are Viewed as Feedback

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If extrinsic rewards such as grades are viewed as feedback to help improve one's performance, or if the reward is well earned for intrinsically interesting work successfully performed, intrinsic motivation may be increased

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