​How Does "Incentive Motivation" Differ from "Drive

question 34

Multiple Choice

​How does "incentive motivation" differ from "drive"?

• A)An incentive, unlike a drive, is stronger at some times than at others.
• B)​Incentive motivation is based on weak or uncertain rewards.
• C)​An incentive can motivate action when need is low or absent.
• D)​An incentive motivates action that continues until the person gains the goal.

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Definitions:

Inadequacy of Consideration

A situation where the value exchanged in a contract is significantly disproportionate, raising questions about the fairness of the agreement.

Wholesale Price

The cost of goods sold in bulk to retailers or distributors, generally lower than retail price.

Seal

A device or symbol used to authenticate documents as genuine or to signify approval or ratification.

Consideration

A concept in contract law, referring to something of value exchanged between parties as part of an agreement.