External stimuli or rewards that we desire and can motivate behavior are called:
A) needs
B) drives
C) incentives
D) peripheral cues

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Incentives are external factors that motivate behavior, such as rewards or recognition. Needs (A) refer to internal states that require satisfaction, while drives (B) refer to the internal states that motivate behavior to satisfy needs. Peripheral cues (D) are distractions or secondary stimuli that can influence behavior or attention.

External Stimuli or Rewards That We Desire and Can Motivate