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In the Theory of Motivational Readiness, an Incentive Motivates Behavior

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In the theory of motivational readiness, an incentive motivates behavior most strongly when the incentive

A) has the longest psychological distance
B) is outside a person's awareness
C) reduces tension
D) best satisfies the wants of an individual

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