Define use alternative behavioural terms for autonomy

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Assignment:

Watch this video: RSA ANIMATE: Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us

At around 5 minutes, the author describes something very interesting: When is money not an incentive and if you take money off the table (i.e., you pay people enough that they don't have to worry about money) what happens? It leads to Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose according to the author. However...

Are autonomy, mastery, and purpose reinforcers?
How would you operationally define these terms or use alternative behavioural terms for Autonomy, Mastery and Purpose that are more observable or measurable?
Is this any different than self-reinforcement? If so, how?
Is the author missing something about how ABA is still applicable given his description of what sometimes motivates us as "carrots and sticks"?

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