Thirst, sexual desire, and hunger are examples of __________ drives.
A) primary
B) reduction
C) acquired (secondary)
D) internalized

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Thirst, sexual desire, and hunger are all basic, biological drives necessary for survival and are therefore considered primary drives. Reduction drives refer to drives that are motivated by the need to reduce tension or discomfort, whereas acquired (secondary) drives are those that are learned or acquired through experience. Internalized drives are not a recognized category of drive.

Thirst, Sexual Desire, and Hunger Are Examples of __________ Drives