These actions are not considered an extrinsically motivated action :
- Meditating to feel good
- exercising to feel healthy and strong
Extrinsically motivated actions are the actions that we do for the reward from outside ourselves (such as praises, bonus, acknowledgement, etc). Those two acts above are being done for our personal reward.
The answer is D. Dawes Act
The Dawes act in 1887 granted landholding for the native American by dividing Tribal Lands into 65 Hectare parcels and give it to the head of each family.
It was sponsored by U.S senator H.L Dawes to absorb tribe members into a larger national security.
The act also estbalished a trustfund for the government to collect and distribute natural resources from the native's land
Answer:
The need to understand variation
Explanation:
Managing variation is an important aspect of quality improvement. The quality improvement is most important in the perspective of variation. There are two types of variation are there such as the common cause variation and the specific cause variation.
The common cause variation is called the random cause variation. It is also present in stable healthcare processes. The specific cause variation is not the internal cause of the variation. The approach of managing of variation depends on the priorities and the perspective of the leader.
