Answer:
Drive Reduction Theory
Explanation:
The Theory of Motion Reduction was created by Clarke Hull. According to this theory, biological deprivation creates needs. These needs trigger impulses that motivate behavior. The resulting behavior is directed toward a goal, since achieving these goals helps the body survive.
For example, basic needs, such as hunger and thirst, cause organisms to seek satisfaction for those eating and drinking needs. These impulses or needs are then temporarily reduced. It is this impulse reduction that serves as reinforcement for behavior. According to Clark Hull, behavior is the result of the continuous and complex interaction between the organism and the environment.
Physical dependence is marked by a state of mental and physical abnormality when the drug is withdrawn.
The drug stimulates a chemical reaction
Hi there Lala!
My sister worked in a dental lab so it gave me a small insight of what happens!
In dental labs; they essentially work on the supplies (equipment) dentists use. They make teeth mounds, examine dental apparatus etc.
Dental technicians are essentially work in the background. Once the dentist has examined a patient and know what need to happen; they pass that information to the technicians so they can work on it and provide their service. They would be the people who make teeth mounds for observation and for braces.
Hope this helped :)
