what two extrinsic motivation orientations does a person actually "want" to engage in an activity, either as a means to an end or because the activity is valued and important?
A) Intrinsic and identified regulation
B) Identified and integrated regulation
C) identified and introjected regulation
D) External and integrated regulation

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Identified and integrated regulation are both forms of extrinsic motivation where the individual has personally endorsed the activity's value. In identified regulation, the person recognizes and accepts the underlying value of a behavior, engaging in it willingly to achieve personally valued outcomes. In integrated regulation, the behavior is fully assimilated into the individual's self, aligning with their other values and needs, making the activity feel important and personally significant.

What Two Extrinsic Motivation Orientations Does a Person Actually "Want