A worker in an automobile assembly line who chooses his or her work because of the job security it entails is said to be
A)intrinsically motivated.
B)experiencing overpayment inequity.
C)experiencing underpayment inequity.
D)extrinsically motivated.

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The worker is extrinsically motivated because they are choosing the job for external rewards, such as job security, rather than for the inherent satisfaction of the work itself.

A Worker in an Automobile Assembly Line Who Chooses His