According to drive-reduction theory, what occurs each time a behavior results in drive reduction?
A) tension is increased
B) stability is reduced
C) tension is reduced
D) drives are increased

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According to drive-reduction theory, behaviors are motivated by the desire to reduce internal drives (such as hunger or thirst). Each time a behavior results in drive reduction (such as eating to reduce hunger), the tension caused by the drive is reduced.

According to Drive-Reduction Theory, What Occurs Each Time a Behavior