APFIVE Drive-Reduction Theory and Incentive Motivation
In an experiment to test the drive reduction theory, a researcher provides unlimited food to a group of animals to see if they stop eating once their physiological need is met. The animals continue to eat beyond their physiological need. What conceptual mistake did the researcher make?
A
Assuming that physiological needs are the only drivers of behavior, ignoring psychological motivations.
B
Believing that the presence of food always triggers a physiological need, regardless of the animal’s state.
C
Misinterpreting the drive reduction theory as applicable to all behaviors in all contexts.
D
Overlooking the influence of external cues and learned behaviors on eating beyond physiological needs.
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