If an animal is unable to reach its behavioral bliss point, it will:
A) distribute its behavior to draw as close to it as possible.
B) become depressed.
C) decrease its activity level.
D) Both b and c are correct.

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When an animal cannot reach its behavioral bliss point, it will distribute its behavior in an attempt to come as close to that bliss point as possible, rather than exhibiting a specific negative response such as depression or decreased activity level. This distribution of behavior is a strategy to maximize satisfaction within the constraints of the environment.

If an Animal Is Unable to Reach Its Behavioral Bliss