Psychology
Why humans need rewards to do boring tasks
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Without the promise of a paycheck, a gold star, or a slice of pizza, vast segments of human industry would completely collapse. Extrinsic motivation is a drive fueled purely by external rewards or the avoidance of punishment. It firmly acknowledges that many essential tasks are so profoundly dull that humans must be systematically bribed to endure them.
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