Inner control hinges on an older school-aged child's being rewarded for being acooperative group member.

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Inner control refers to the development of self-discipline and the ability to manage one's own behavior and emotions, rather than relying on external rewards or punishments. It is more about internalizing values and norms rather than being motivated by external rewards for specific behaviors like cooperation.

Inner Control Hinges on an Older School-Aged Child's Being Rewarded