Biological needs arising within our bodies create unpleasant states of arousal which are reduced only when we engage in certain activities, according to

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The statement is consistent with the drive-reduction theory, which posits that our behavior is motivated by biological needs that create a state of tension or arousal that we seek to reduce by engaging in certain activities that satisfy the need.

Biological Needs Arising Within Our Bodies Create Unpleasant States of Arousal