The fact that organisms often engage in behaviours that increase rather than reduce tension contradicts
A) achievement theory.
B) arousal theory.
C) drive-reduction theory.
D) expectancy theory.

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Drive-reduction theory posits that the primary motivation for behavior is to reduce internal drives related to basic physiological needs, aiming for a state of homeostasis or balance. Engaging in behaviors that increase rather than reduce tension contradicts this theory, as it suggests an increase in arousal or drive, rather than a reduction.

The Fact That Organisms Often Engage in Behaviours That Increase