According to Self-Determination Theory, Behaviors That Start Out as Extrinsically

Multiple Choice

According to Self-Determination Theory, behaviors that start out as extrinsically motivated can ultimately become intrinsically motivated if social values

A) become internalized and transformed into personal values.
B) cause a person to feel that he or she must, or should, behave that way.
C) are tied to external rewards such as social approval.
D) are inconsistent with the person's own values.