All of the following ideas are consistent with Clark Hull's view EXCEPT that

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Clark Hull's theory posits that drives motivate behavior, behavior is directed towards drive reduction, and primary drives are rooted in biology. The idea that tension acts as reinforcement is not consistent with his views; instead, Hull believed that the reduction of drives (and thus tension) is reinforcing.  The reduction of tension and reestablishment of equilibrium is reinforcing.

All of the Following Ideas Are Consistent with Clark Hull's