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Unit 7 – Motivation, Emotion, and Personality
Topic 7.2
How might evolutionary psychologists counter Incentive Theory, which suggests behavior is primarily motivated by external stimuli?
They'd argue some behaviors stem from innate survival instincts rather than external rewards or stimuli.
They wouldn't disagree with Incentive Theory.
They'd assert behavior is determined entirely by societal constructs, not incentives.
They'd say humans are driven solely by unconscious desires and conflicts.
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