Question

Which of the following theorists claimed that individuals are motivated by internal drives that assist in maintaining biological homeostasis?
A. John Atkinson
B. David McClelland
C. Abraham Maslow
D. Clark Hull

Answer 1

Answer:

D. Carl Hull

Explanation:

Carl L. Hull came up with the Theory of drive-reduction. He proposed that motivation is triggered by biological needs for survival. When an individual feels unwell for example, he will find ways to reduce the unpleasant state that they are in. The person is driven by the need to reduce the feeling, that's why it's called the drive-reduction theory.