Motives Are

question 233

Multiple Choice

Motives are

• A) the outcome after a behaviour has occurred.
• B) desires that energize and direct behaviour toward a goal.
• C) always consciously known by the person they are stimulating.
• D) generated only from internal needs.

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Definitions:

Paranoid

Characterized by, or suffering from, the mental condition of paranoia, which involves pervasive distrust and suspicion of others without sufficient basis.

Mute Immobility

A state in which an individual is unable to move or speak, often as a response to extreme stress or trauma.

Excited Motor Activity

Refers to heightened physical activity that can be due to various neurological or psychological conditions, often characterized by restlessness or rapid movements.

Catatonic Schizophrenic

A subtype of schizophrenia characterized by severe disturbances in movement, including rigidity, posturing, and mutism.