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Extrinsic Satisfaction in Sociology

Extrinsic satisfaction in sociology refers to the fulfillment or gratification derived from external rewards associated with an activity, as opposed to intrinsic satisfaction, which originates from the inherent enjoyment or personal fulfillment of the activity itself.

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