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BMIS – L1 – SA – Q12.4 – HR – Other human resources functions
Question
An example of an intrinsic reward is:
A basic pay
B pension
C sense of recognition
D company car
Answer
C
Explanation:
Intrinsic rewards are those that come from within the individual and are related to personal satisfaction or fulfillment from the work itself. A sense of recognition, such as feeling valued for one’s contributions, is an intrinsic reward because it is tied to internal feelings of achievement and appreciation. Options A (basic pay), B (pension), and D (company car) are extrinsic rewards, as they are tangible benefits provided by the employer and are outside the individual’s internal control or personal satisfaction. The document confirms that a sense of recognition is an intrinsic reward.
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