19. Which of the following best describes the trajectory of motivation over the school years?

Children enter school with a high level of intrinsic motivation for learning, but this generally decreases over the years they are in school.

As long as teachers are not too controlling, children’s intrinsic motivation for learning increases each year they are in school.

Most students experience an increase in intrinsic motivation in high school when they have a better sense of what kind of career they want.

Children’s intrinsic motivation tends to increase until middle school and then drop off sharply in high school.

Increasing pay had no impact on employee’s motivation or perceptions of fairness at work.

Increasing pay lead to increased perceptions of fairness at work, but did not impact basic need satisfaction.

Increasing pay lead employees to perceive fairness at work and to experience greater basic need satisfaction.

When managers were autonomy supportive, employees believed that their pay should be higher.