In the 1970s,roll-Call Votes

question 43

Multiple Choice

In the 1970s,roll-call votes

• A)generally demonstrated the power of incumbents.
• B)generally demonstrated an increase in party loyalty.
• C)generally did not pit most Republicans against most Democrats.
• D)were less common than voice votes.
• E)were generally not used to record each member's vote.

Understand the concept of motivation and its distinction from homeostatic control mechanisms.

Differentiate between intrinsic and extrinsic motivations and their impacts on behavior.

Identify and explain the differences and similarities between the drive theory and incentive theory of motivation.

Recognize homeostatic motivations and their role in maintaining physiological balance.

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