Intrinsic rewards:
A) come from the satisfaction received by performing a particular action.
B) are given by another person, typically a supervisor.
C) include pay raises and promotions.
D) appeal to the "lower" needs of individuals.

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Intrinsic rewards come from within oneself and are derived from the satisfaction or fulfillment received by performing a particular action. They are not given by another person, unlike extrinsic rewards such as pay raises and promotions. Intrinsic rewards also appeal to the higher needs of individuals, such as autonomy, mastery, and purpose.

Intrinsic Rewards