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What are the fundamental resources required to support life?
Drive-Reduction Theory
A theory of motivation proposing that the primary purpose of behavior is the reduction of drives, which are defined as innate biological needs that demand satisfaction.
Getting Food
The process or act of obtaining food for consumption, which is essential for energy and survival in both humans and animals.
Going Jogging
A physical activity involving running at a steady, gentle pace as a form of cardiovascular exercise.
Drive-Reduction Theory
A theory in psychology proposing that the motivation of behavior arises from biological needs that drive an organism to seek homeostasis.
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