Perfect Substitutes Produce an Indifference Curve with A(n)________ Marginal Rate

question 36

Multiple Choice

Perfect substitutes produce an indifference curve with a(n) ________ marginal rate of substitution.

• A) increasing
• B) decreasing
• C) inverse
• D) constant
• E) right-angle

Identify and explain the differences and similarities between the drive theory and incentive theory of motivation.

Recognize homeostatic motivations and their role in maintaining physiological balance.

Explain the concept of drive reduction and how it relates to motivated behavior.

Understand Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its criticisms.

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