Extrinsic Rewards, Congruence Between Dispositions and Behaviors, and Perceived Freedom.

Trope, Yaacov

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Extrinsic Rewards, Congruence Between Dispositions and Behaviors, and Perceived Freedom

Trope, Yaacov

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 36, 6, 588-97, Jun 78

This study tests the hypothesis that perceived freedom is a function of the probability that actors will behave in a line with their dispositions by varying the pattern of extrinsic rewards associated with the behavior alternatives. Subjects in both experiments are college students. (CM)

Descriptors: Adults, Behavior Patterns, Individual Characteristics, Personality, Research, Research Design, Rewards, Role Perception, Self Concept

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Language: English

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