AP Psychologyeasymcq1 pt
Drive-reduction theory explains motivation as
A.reducing physiological drives to restore homeostasis
B.seeking optimal arousal
C.pursuing self-actualization
D.following incentives only
Explanation
Core Concept
Hunger creates a drive; eating reduces it, returning the body to balance — the homeostatic push-pull of motivated behavior.
Correct Answer
Areducing physiological drives to restore homeostasis
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