Which of the following statements provides correct description of biological the

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Which of the following statements provides correct description of biological theories of motivation?

A. Instinct theory explains that motivation results from innate emotional response patterns.

Drive reduction theory asserts that motivation begins with a genetic need which then elicits an emotional drive toward behavior that will satisfy the need and restore metabolism in the body.

Optimal arousal theory proposes that individuals need a certain level of diathesis that motivate their behavior toward achieving their goals.

B. Instinct theory explains that motivation results from conditioned biological response patterns.

Drive reduction theory asserts that motivation begins with a spiritual need which then elicits a biological drive toward behavior that will satisfy the need and restore hierarchy of needs in the body.

Optimal arousal theory proposes that individuals need a certain level of relaxation that motivate their behavior toward achieving their goals.

C. Instinct theory explains that motivation results from innate biological response patterns.

Drive reduction theory asserts that motivation begins with a biological need which then elicits a drive toward behavior that will satisfy the need and restore homeostasis in the body.

Optimal arousal theory proposes that individuals need a certain level of arousal that motivate their behavior toward achieving their goals.

D. Instinct theory explains that motivation results from learned behavioral response patterns.

Drive reduction theory asserts that motivation begins with a genetic need which then elicits a learned drive toward behavior that will satisfy the need and restore metabolism in the body.

Optimal arousal theory proposes that individuals need a certain level of agitation that motivate their behavior toward achieving their goals.