Early motivation theorists thought that motivational states like hunger and thirst provide energy that blindly energizes or
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Early motivation theorists thought that motivational states like hunger and thirst provide energy that blindly energizes or invigorates behavior.
What is the evidence for and against this idea? Given what you now know, how would you say that a motivational state like hunger affects instrumental behaviors that lead to food?
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Learning And Behavior A Contemporary Synthesis
ISBN: 9780878933853
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Authors: Mark E. Bouton
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