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Intrinsic motivators

Intrinsic motivators relate to motivations from within the child. They are something that the child wants to do for themselves, either because it is something they enjoy or is a personal challenge or because they believe it is the right thing to do. An example might be of a child turning out the light because they are concerned about the impact of overuse of energy on the world, and not because they have been told to do it.

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