In fact, the kids who would not receive a reward played with the magic markers twice as much as those who would receive a reward. (Tauer, 2009) The above study, shows to be true even in the military. As a Platoon Sergeant, you expect that your Soldiers will come to work on Monday morning with a fresh haircut, clean uniform, and all items that can be inspected, on their person. Yet, even with 8 years of service, I still find Soldiers that cannot get these basic and ingrained customs right. As a Soldier, you are required to at least do these fundamental task weekly. One's appearance is extremely important because it is what a complete stranger see's first. If you display a ragged haircut, wrinkled uniform, and do not have all your basic items on your person. Then you could be perceived to be a irresponsible, slob, who doesn't take their job seriously. Some Soldiers do the right thing every day, because they have internal motivation to do so day in and day out. They love their job, and love being a Soldier. Soldiers that have this internal motivation do everything they do, because it is in some regulation, or is an order given to them by a superior. But, ultimately, they enjoy being a Soldier and do not require anything else to influence their behavior. But, then you have the Soldiers that do not enjoy what they do. Soldiers who ultimately, volunteered to join the military, but choose to not do