In what way(s) are motives different from traits? A) Motives ...

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In what way(s) are motives different from traits?
 
  A) Motives involve a goal.
  B) Motives are psychobiological forces that help induce a particular behavior.
  C) Motives are more basic than traits.
  D) Motives underlie observable traits.
  E) Motives are all of these.

Question 2

In computer-aided assessment techniques like PET and MRI, different colors are used to represent
 
  a. different levels of brain activity.
  b. different types of brain waves.
  c. the presence of different neurotransmitters.
  d. different brain regions.

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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

A

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