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2 years ago

explain how you think that motivating players (or volunteers) might differ from motivating paid employees.

Medicine

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Maru [420]2 years ago

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Answer:

first of all this is not medicine but ill still answer your question.

the difference betweent eh mindset of a player or volunteer vs. a paid enployee is that the volunteeer and player have a positive mindset that includes the fact that they want to be there the paid employee may have the mindset that they have to be there ehhhhhh see where im goin with this..... anyways thats the answer hope it helped please mark brainliest

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solmaris [256]2 years ago

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Answer:

Extrinsically motivated people perform actions because they want to acquire stuff or experiences; intrinsically motivated people perform actions because the actions are meaningful and enjoyable to them. ... For both employees and volunteers, extrinsic motivation results in people working banker's hours.

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