With regard to work, the satisfaction that workers derive from the work itself is the definition of:

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Intrinsic factors refer to the internal or personal satisfaction that individuals derive from the work itself such as achievement, accomplishment, and a sense of personal growth. It is distinct from extrinsic factors such as pay, job security, and working conditions, which are external to the work itself. Therefore, option A is the best choice for the given definition.

With Regard to Work, the Satisfaction That Workers Derive from the Work