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In a Piece Called "Work and Play," Mark Twain Points

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In a piece called "Work and Play," Mark Twain points out that London cabbies used to take beautiful care of their carriages and horses without receiving so much as a penny.Then,when the city started paying these men for their labor,the carriages started to look shoddy and many of the men quit doing the job.Twain has cited an example of:


A) how expectancy can lead to extrinsic motivation
B) lack of motivation
C) misattribution in achievement
D) how important cognitive factors are in achievement

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