According to the Drive Theory of Motivation, What Does a Motivation

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Multiple Choice

According to the drive theory of motivation, what does a motivation do?

• A) It energizes unconscious processes that pull us closer to our goal.
• B) It changes a person's preferences among possible outcomes.
• C) It stimulates the particular muscles that are necessary to carry out a particular behavior.
• D) It makes behavior more vigorous until it satisfies some need.

Grasp the significance of tenebrism in Baroque painting and the artists associated with its use.

Understand the evolution of still life as a genre in 17th-century art and its thematic significance.

Comprehend the importance of patronage in the creation of Baroque artworks and its influence on the subject matter.

Associate specific Baroque artworks with their historical and cultural context.

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Definitions:

Attitude Functions

The roles that attitudes play in the cognitive and social processes of an individual, such as expressing values or guiding actions.

Value-Expressive Function

A psychological function wherein attitudes and preferences express the individual's central values and self-concept.

Motives

Internal psychological forces that prompt a person toward a particular action or behavior, typically stemming from personal desires or needs.

ABC Model

A cognitive behavioral approach that describes the relationships between antecedents, behavior, and consequences; often used in psychology to understand and modify behavior.