The Approach to Motivation That Forced Psychologists to Consider the Hereditary

question 5

Multiple Choice

The approach to motivation that forced psychologists to consider the hereditary factors in motivation was the __________ approach.

• A)arousal
• B)drive-reduction
• C)instinct
• D)incentive

Understand the importance of empirical research and evidence in shaping sociological ideas and theories.

Grasp Durkheim’s contributions to sociology, especially related to social solidarity, functions, and suicide.

Identify the roles of social structures at different levels (micro, macro, global) in shaping individual lives and societal dynamics.

Recognize sociology’s capacity to enhance personal development by offering insights into social opportunities and constraints.

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Definitions:

Trust

An arrangement in which title to property is held by one person (a trustee) for the benefit of another (a beneficiary).

Grantor

The person or entity that creates a trust and transfers property into it, or someone who grants or conveys a legal right.

Living Will

A document that allows a person to control the methods of medical treatment that may be used after a serious accident or illness.

Long-term Improvements

Enhancements or upgrades to property or assets that are expected to provide benefits over a period exceeding one year.