Which of the following is the opponent-process theory particularly good at explaining?
A. Motives that are difficult to understand
B. How primary motives are learned
C. The motivation for novel stimulation
D. How people become self-actualized
Answer:A
Which of the following is the opponent-process theory particularly good at explaining?
A. Motives that are difficult to understand B. How primary motives are learned C. The motivation for novel stimulation D. How people become self-actualized