Humanistic Theories of Motivation Emphasize the Idea That

question 44

Multiple Choice

Humanistic theories of motivation emphasize the idea that:

• A)motivation is learned through the basic principles of reinforcement and punishment.
• B)motivation is determined by unconscious thought processes.
• C)motivation is affected by how we perceive the world, how we think about ourselves, and the degree to which the environment is supportive and encouraging.
• D)an understanding of basic biological mechanisms, such as homeostasis, is the best way to understand human motivation.

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