Reading programs that are intended to encourage children to read more by paying them to read books is an example of using __________.
A) task-contingent rewards
B) performance-contingent rewards
C) negative reinforcement
D) intrinsic motivation

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Paying children to read books is an example of task-contingent rewards, because the reward is given for completing the task of reading a book, rather than for achieving a certain level of performance or skill.

Reading Programs That Are Intended to Encourage Children to Read