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When Scott was first learning how to write, he wrote quickly and sloppily, without regard for how his papers looked. But his teachers praised him regularly for writing carefully and legibly, and eventually he began to pride himself on his neat and careful handwriting. This transition can best be described as:
A) developing internalized motivation.
B) developing situational interest.
C) developing extrinsic motivation.
D) acquiring an external locus of control.

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