Mowrer's view of incentive motivation suggests all of the following EXCEPT:
A) rewards and punishment generate motivation
B) four basic emotions are associated with incentive motivation
C) increases in drive lead to fear, while decreases in drive lead to hope
D) latent learning is often the result of incentives

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Mowrer's theory of incentive motivation primarily focuses on how rewards and punishments influence motivation and emotions, rather than on the concept of latent learning, which involves learning that occurs without any immediate or apparent reinforcement or demonstration of that learning.

Mowrer's View of Incentive Motivation Suggests All of the Following