Definition of «intrinsic rewards»

Intrinsic rewards are the personal and internal benefits or feelings of satisfaction that one experiences from doing something, without any external benefits or rewards. It means getting joy, pride, or a sense of accomplishment from an activity itself, rather than from what you get as a result.

Sentences with «intrinsic rewards»

  • These jobs offer intrinsic rewards of serving the community and society, but often make loan repayment a challenge. (law.capital.edu)
  • Free to play for intrinsic rewards, most Norwegian youth still choose sports. (aspeninstitute.org)
  • In addition, hearing the same book repeatedly allows the brain to seek its own intrinsic rewards. (edutopia.org)
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