Two important elements of stimulus-seeking behavior are _________.
A)novelty and complexity
B)comfort and friendship
C)sex and aggression
D)rest and relaxation

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Stimulus-seeking behavior is the tendency to actively seek out new and interesting experiences. Novelty and complexity are two important elements that stimulate the reward centers in the brain, providing a sense of excitement and pleasure. Seeking comfort and friendship, engaging in sex or aggression, or pursuing rest and relaxation are not necessarily driven by a desire for novelty and complexity.

Two Important Elements of Stimulus-Seeking Behavior Are _________