When rewards are given for behavior that was previously intrinsically motivated, all of the following are true EXCEPT:
A) intrinsic motivation can be undermined
B) intrinsic motivation is unaffected
C) the person's sense of autonomy may be reduced
D) extrinsic motivation increases

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If rewards are given for behavior that was previously intrinsically motivated, it is unlikely that intrinsic motivation will continue at the same level. The other options (A, C, and D) are true in this case. Intrinsic motivation can be undermined, the person's sense of autonomy may be reduced, and extrinsic motivation increases when rewards are introduced.

When Rewards Are Given for Behavior That Was Previously Intrinsically