Intrinsic motivation is when one does something for their own benefit and not for a reward. For example, one may willingly study the life of animals for their own benefit of knowledge and not just to get an A on a test.
<span>She remembers getting some Christmas presents in Jerome. Her grandmother made her a pair of mittens. Most of the presents they received were made from things people found in camp. Her dad made a cute woodpecker to put by their door so she would know which room was their home. All of the barracks and doors looked alike. She was only four and could not read the letters and numbers on the buildings, so she would get lost sometimes after using the bathroom.</span>
Answer:
thanks for the free points
Explanation:
I believe the answer is Stressful circumstances may force a young person to grow up quickly.
Anne was extremely mature for her age. This was due to the situation she was forced to endure as she had to either adapt or risk losing her life.
