A student's reason for acting is called
A)extrinsic motivation.
B)intrinsic motivation.
C)locus of causality.
D)self-determined.

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The student's reason for acting is called "locus of causality," which refers to whether the motivation for their behavior is internal (intrinsic) or external (extrinsic). Options A and B refer to types of motivation, but not specifically to the student's reason for acting. Option D is not necessarily an accurate or relevant term in this context.

A Student's Reason for Acting Is Called