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What is the definition of a motive in psychology?
What is the definition of a motive in psychology?
- A learned behavior pattern
- A state of physiological or psychological arousal influencing behavior (correct)
- A conscious decision to act in a certain way
- An external force compelling action
What distinguishes primary motives from secondary motives?
What distinguishes primary motives from secondary motives?
- Primary motives are inborn, while secondary motives need to be learned (correct)
- Primary motives are social, while secondary motives are biological
- Primary motives are short-term, while secondary motives are long-term
- Primary motives are learned, while secondary motives are instinctual
What is the characteristic of primary motives in humans and animals?
What is the characteristic of primary motives in humans and animals?
- They are influenced by external environmental factors
- They are rooted in the physiological state of the body (correct)
- They are primarily psychological in nature
- They are solely based on social interactions
Which example best represents a primary motive?
Which example best represents a primary motive?
What is the primary function of the hunger motive?
What is the primary function of the hunger motive?
Which of the following is an example of a primary motive?
Which of the following is an example of a primary motive?
What is the primary characteristic of primary motives in humans and animals?
What is the primary characteristic of primary motives in humans and animals?
Which of the following best represents a secondary motive?
Which of the following best represents a secondary motive?
What is the primary function of the hunger motive?
What is the primary function of the hunger motive?
What distinguishes primary motives from secondary motives?
What distinguishes primary motives from secondary motives?