Hours into Their Cross-Country Road Trip, Omar and Carl Are

question 89

Multiple Choice

Hours into their cross-country road trip, Omar and Carl are famished. The two friends argue about what to do. Should they stop at a highway rest stop, or search for a place to eat in the nearest town? They decide to stop this time at a rest stop, and next time in town. How is motivation demonstrated in this scenario? ​

• A)They compete for similar resources.
• B)They seek to eat food.
• C)They disagree on the best solution to their problem.
• D)They react instinctively to their hunger.

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Definitions:

Culture

Consists of the shared symbols and their definitions that people create to solve real-life problems.

Liberating Influence

A force or factor that frees individuals or groups from restrictions, enabling greater autonomy, expression, or action.

Constraining Influence

Factors or forces that limit or restrict actions, behaviors, or decisions.

Globalization

The method through which companies or different entities gain international impact or begin to function globally, resulting in a greater linkage among global economies, cultures, and communities.