According to the overjustification effect,if you promise a child a reward for doing what he or she already intrinsically enjoys,then

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The overjustification effect refers to the decrease in intrinsic motivation that occurs when a previously enjoyed activity is now reinforced extrinsically (through rewards). So, promising a child a reward for doing what he or she already enjoys will lead to less enjoyment of the activity because the child will view it as something they have to do to get the reward, rather than something enjoyable on its own.

According to the Overjustification Effect,if You Promise a Child a Reward