Intrinsic rewards:
A) are the internal satisfaction a person receives by performing a particular action.
B) are given by another person, typically a supervisor.
C) include pay raises and promotions.
D) are given to all people within an organization or a specific department.

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Intrinsic rewards are internal satisfactions that a person receives by performing a particular action. These rewards come from within the individual and are not given by others. They include feelings of accomplishment, growth, challenge, and personal satisfaction. Intrinsic rewards are often related to work that a person finds enjoyable or meaningful.

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