Incentive theories of motivation are often described as "____" theories because external rewards move an organism toward a goal.

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Incentive theories of motivation are often described as "____" theories because external rewards move an organism toward a goal.

question 5 options:a. pushb. pullc. throw
d. catch

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Ivenika [448] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-21T19:35:21+03:00

The answer is push theory, it is because a push theory is a means of having something for an individual to strive or to be motivated into reaching his or her goal; for it to be considered as a pull theory, the individual should move on its own without having any rewards or factors moving him or her to a certain goal.