Marissa Is Learning to Make Soup

question 158

Multiple Choice

Marissa is learning to make soup.She is not sure how high the flame on the burner should be in order to cook it properly.On her first attempt,she uses such a low flame that the soup is not done in time for dinner.The next time,she uses a high flame,and the soup boils over.Finally,she uses a flame that is just high enough.Marissa's experience is analogous to the relationship between:

• A) needs and drives
• B) drives and arousal
• C) arousal and performance
• D) needs and performance

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Socio-integrative Design

An approach in design that focuses on fostering social integration and interaction among users.

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Supportive Design

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