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Doing something to please others is called (A)extrinsic motivation (B)intrinsic motivation (C)obligation (D)stress
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Doing something to please others is called (A)extrinsic motivation (B)intrinsic motivation (C)obligation (D)stress

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The answer is A. "Extrinsic motivation."

If you were doing something to please yourself, it would be classed as intrinsic motivation. C is incorrect because an obligation is something you feel like you have to do, and D doesn't make much sense.
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