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jjjetplane

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In the context of the drive-reduction theory, which of the following is true of acquired drives?
 
  A) They are developed through experience.
  B) They are passed though genes.
  C) They are the primary manifestation of physiological needs.
  D) They are primarily a result of physical deprivation.

Question 2

Research on obesity has found that obese people ____.
 
  a. eat more of every food offered to them than do normal-weight people
  b. are most often male
  c. may be genetically predisposed to gain weight
  d. have the same set-point as normal-weight people



jaykayy05

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
c



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