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kramer
2 years ago
5

Averee spends about three hours every saturday at the local nursing home. she spends her time playing cards with some of the res

idents and has many great conversations while she is there. averee does not get paid for her time, but does it because she really enjoys spending time with them. averee is said to be
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Sonbull [250]2 years ago
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Averee is said to be intrinsically motivated.
She is motivated by her desire to selflessly help people due to the fact that she enjoys what she does. She is not motivated by her desire to get money or fame (that would be extrinsic motivation), but rather the goodness of her heart to help others feel better. 
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