Sentences

extrinsic in a sentence

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Definition

Extrinsic refers to external factors or rewards that motivate behavior, rather than internal drives or inherent interest.

Sample Sentences

  1. The benefits of the program were primarily extrinsic, motivating students through rewards and recognition.
  2. In the debate about motivation, some argue that extrinsic factors can overshadow intrinsic passion.
  3. Extrinsic rewards, such as bonuses and promotions, can sometimes lead to short-term performance but may not sustain long-term engagement.
  4. The artist struggled with the balance between creating for intrinsic satisfaction and the extrinsic validation of public acclaim.
  5. Understanding extrinsic influences is crucial for analyzing consumer behavior in modern marketing strategies.

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