Extrinsic motivation is one of the two types of motivation, which are: Intrinsic Motivation Extrinsic Motivation In contrast to Intrinsic Motivation, which in short – refers to self-motivation or motivation from within, Extrinsic Motivation refers to action or behavior performed in the hopes of receiving an external reward or outcome. This form of motivation differs from intrinsic motivation in the way it works, its effects, advantages and disadvantages. Definition Whenever an individual performs an action or behavior because the individual is affected by the eternal factors such as rewards or punishments, such form of motivation is called extrinsic motivation. Whenever
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