If an External Force Were to Interrupt and Disrupt the Motivational

question 22

Multiple Choice

If an external force were to interrupt and disrupt the motivational phase of situation interpretation, which of the following is most likely to result?

• A) Decreased sensitivity to cues that indicate when a behavior is appropriate
• B) Greater deliberation before making a careful, motivated action
• C) Heightened sensitivity to social influences
• D) Difficulty selecting an appropriate goal for the situation

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