According to instinct theory, why do organisms engage in certain behaviors?

Because they lead to success in terms of natural selection

Because they are learned from others

Because they are always conscious decisions

Because they are influenced by external rewards

What is the main concept behind drive theories of motivation?

Internal states of tension motivate behavior to reduce tension

External rewards motivate behavior

Motivation is only based on instincts

According to drive-reduction theory, what usually compels us to satisfy our needs?

Drives created by physiological or social needs

Which of the following best describes the Drive-Reduction Theory of motivation?

People are motivated to reduce unpleasant sensations and satisfy internal needs.

People are motivated to seek stimulation and excitement.

People are motivated only by external rewards.

People are motivated to act against their biological needs.

Which of the following behaviors is inconsistent with the drive theory of motivation?

Eating croquettas even though you are full.

Drinking water when you are thirsty.

According to arousal theory, why might some individuals seek out high-risk situations?

They are uncomfortable without an adrenaline rush.

They want to reduce unpleasant sensations.

They are motivated by external rewards.

They want to maintain homeostasis at all times.

According to the Yerkes-Dodson Law, what happens to performance when arousal surpasses the optimal level?

Performance begins to deteriorate

Performance becomes unpredictable

When a person has to choose between two attractive outcomes, what type of conflict is this?

Multiple Approach-Avoidance Conflict

Which type of conflict describes a situation where a person must choose between two undesirable outcomes?

Multiple Approach-Avoidance Conflict

What kind of conflict arises when a single goal has both appealing and unappealing aspects?

Multiple Approach-Avoidance Conflict

A person is deciding between two job offers. Job A offers a high salary but long hours, while Job B offers a lower salary but excellent work-life balance. What type of conflict is this?

Multiple Approach-Avoidance Conflict

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