According to Hull's formulation of factors affecting performance,
A) if Drive or Habit were zero, then no behavior would occur.
B) as long as there is some amount of Drive, learning occurs.
C) Drive interferes with learning because it commands attention.
D) Habit is the cognitive expectation and value of the instrumental consequence.

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Hull's theory suggests that both Drive (D) and Habit (H) are essential for the occurrence of behavior. If either Drive or Habit strength is zero, then the behavior (reaction potential) would not occur, as behavior is a product of the interaction between Drive and Habit.

According to Hull's Formulation of Factors Affecting Performance