​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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