Which two sentences describe incentives?

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GenaCL600 [577]2 years ago

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The 2nd & 3rd options

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Sphinxa [80]2 years ago

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Encouragement is a way to encourage and persuade a person to do an activity or to take action. This is a positive way of instigating people, much used in work environments, school, but can also be applied in the most diverse situations of life, such as in the education of a child, for example when parents promise a gift in return of a high grade in high school.

Among the sentences in the text, the ones that present stimulus are:

<em>"The person to complete the work will first be rewarded." </em>

<em>"Harry's boss also announces that working people overtime will be eligible for a bonus." </em>

These phrases motivate Harry's team to work harder to receive the reward and bonus.

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