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    Motivation and Emotion Are Both Derived from the Latin Word
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Motivation and Emotion Are Both Derived from the Latin Word

Question 354

Question 354

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Motivation and emotion are both derived from the Latin word movere , which means to


A) mediate.
B) move.
C) emphasize.
D) make.

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