Multiple Choice
Hull's concept of Drive refers to
A) a specific motivational state produced by a particular deficit (e.g., hunger, thirst) .
B) a general motivational state produced by one or more biological needs.
C) the strength of a behavior at the start of instrumental conditioning.
D) the strength of a behavior at the end of instrumental conditioning.
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