Which one of the following is not a "hidden cost of rewards?"
A)Rewards tend to undermine goal-directed effort.
B)Rewards tend to undermine intrinsic motivation.
C)Rewards tend to undermine the development of autonomous self-regulation
D)Rewards tend to undermine conceptual understanding and the quality of learning.

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Rewards undermining goal-directed effort is not typically considered a hidden cost of rewards. The hidden costs often discussed in psychology and education literature include undermining intrinsic motivation (B), the development of autonomous self-regulation (C), and the quality of learning and conceptual understanding (D).

Which One of the Following Is Not a "Hidden Cost