What behavior does arousal theory explain that instinct and drive reduction theories of motivation cannot?
A) hunger
B) curiosity
C) thirst
D) sexual

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Arousal theory explains the motivation behind behaviors that are not driven by primary needs such as hunger, thirst, or sexual desires. It explains the motivation behind behaviors driven by curiosity, sensation seeking, and the desire to maintain an optimal level of arousal. Instinct theory and drive reduction theory are limited to explaining behaviors driven by primary needs.

What Behavior Does Arousal Theory Explain That Instinct and Drive