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Motivation is best understood as a state that...
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Energizes and directs behavior
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One shortcoming of the instinct theory of motivation it...
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Does not explain human behavior, it simply names them.
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Few Human behaviors are rigidly patterned enough to qualify as...
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Instincts
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One Problem with the idea of motivation as drive reduction is that...
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Because some motivated behaviors do not seem to be based on physiological needs, they cannot be explained in terms of drive reduction.
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Instinct theory and drive-reduciton theorybother emphasizes ____ Factors in Motivation.
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Biological
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Which of the following is not an example of homeostasis?
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Feeling hungry at the sight of an appetizing food.
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Which of the following is a difference between a drive and a need?
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Needs are physiological states, Drives are psychological states.
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Homeostatic refers to
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The tendency to maintain a steady internal state.
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Which of the following is inconsistent with the drive reduction theory of motivation.
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Monkey will work puzzles even if not given a food reward.
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Mary loves hang gliding. It would be difficult to explain to Mary's behavior according to.
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Drive Reduction Theory
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For two weeks, Orlando has been on a hunger strike. Orlando's willingness to starve conflicts with the throey of motivation by.
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Maslow
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Beginning with the basic needs, which of the following represents the correct sequence of needs in the hierarchy by Maslow.
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Physiological, Safety, Belongingness and love, self fulfillment
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According to Maslow's theory
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All the above
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In his study of men on a semi diet, Keys found that
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Subjects become obsessed with food.
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Increase in insulin will
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Lower blood sugar and trigger hunger.
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