Intensity in motivation is seen as the:
A)initiation or production of behavior toward a goal.
B)continued efforts or determination to achieve a particular goal, often in the face of obstacles.
C)greater vigor in responding that usually accompanies motivated behavior.
D)subjective experience and physiological response that usually accompanies motivated behavior.

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Intensity refers to the greater vigor or energy in responding that usually accompanies motivated behavior. Initiation or production of behavior toward a goal (A) refers to the goal-directedness of behavior, continued efforts or determination (B) refers to persistence, and subjective experience and physiological response (D) refer to the affective component of motivation.

Intensity in Motivation Is Seen as The