The Assumption That Changes in Specific Factors Activate Circuits That

question 57

Multiple Choice

The assumption that changes in specific factors activate circuits that in turn motivate the organism to engage in appropriate behavior typifies which approach to the study of motivation?

• A) cognitive
• B) mechanistic
• C) internal
• D) nomothetic

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