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extrinsic factor

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extrinsic factor
n.
See vitamin B.


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Overall, the participants of the current study indicate they are better students because they are empowered by their school community to set their own goals, however, extrinsic factors seem to play a greater role in the amount of effort the participants put forth in accomplishing their goals.
Many of these employers were in denial, thought that their fortunes would shift, or blamed things on not wholly blameless extrinsic factors, and so didn't come to grips with the issue in a timely manner.
In the original conception of this study, motivators were dichotomized into intrinsic and extrinsic factors.
 
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