A(n)________ becomes a motive when it is directed toward a particular stimulus object.
A) cue
B) drive
C) response
D) belief
E) attitude

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A drive refers to an internal state of tension or arousal that motivates an organism to engage in activities to reduce that tension. A cue is a signal or trigger that elicits a response, a belief is a thought or opinion about something, and an attitude is a general evaluation or feeling about something. None of these options accurately describe a motive becoming directed towards a particular stimulus object.

A(n)________ Becomes a Motive When It Is Directed Toward a Particular