In general, motivated behavior occurs in response to which two factors?
A) drives and incentives
B) hunger and satiation
C) reward and punishment
D) food and sex

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Motivated behavior is fueled by drives, such as hunger or thirst, that create an internal state of tension or arousal. Incentives, such as the promise of a reward or the avoidance of punishment, provide external stimuli that can motivate behavior. Therefore, A) drives and incentives are the two factors that generally elicit motivated behavior.

In General, Motivated Behavior Occurs in Response to Which Two