1. THE DESIRE OR REASON TO DO SOMETHING:
a) anticipation
b) conclusion
c) exhaustion
d) motivation

2. IT IS RELATED TO THE PHYSICAL PROCESSES OF LIVING THINGS:
a) biological
b) active
c) disgust
d) feeling

3. THEORY OF MOTIVATION IN WHICH PEOPLE PERFORM ACTIONS TO SATISFY THE TENSION CAUSED BY UNFULFILLED PHYSICAL DRIVES OR NEEDS:
a) homeostatic-regulation theory
b) arousal theory
c) drive theory
d) opponent-process theory

4. A THEORY OF MOTIVATION IN WHICH PEOPLE PERFORM ACTIONS TO MAINTAIN HOMEOSTASIS, OR BALANCE, IN THE BODY:
a) arousal theory
b) homeostatic-regulation theory
c) opponent-process theory
d) drive theory

5. THE FEELING OF WANTING OR NEEDING TO EAT:
a) hunger
b) fear
c) anger
d) grief

6. THE DESIRE TO HAVE SEXUAL INTERCOUSE:
a) break down
b) cultural factor
c) sex drive
d) emotion wheel

7. ACTION THAT INDIVIDUALS DO NOT NEED TO LEARN OR BE TAUGHT TO DO:
a) elementary sensation
b) instinctive behaviors
c) modular structure
d) natural selection

8. A THEORY OF MOTIVATION IN WHICH PEOPLE PERFORM ACTIONS TO INCREASE OR DECREASE THEIR LEVELS OF AROUSAL OR EXCITEMENT:
a) arousal theory
b) theory of needs
c) homeostatic-regulation theory
d) opponent-process theory

9. THE DESIRE TO LEARN ABOUT AND EXPLORE NEW THINGS:
a) anxiety
b) proximity
c) similarity
d) curiosity

10. A THEORY OF MOTIVATION IN WHICH PEOPLE PERFORM ACTIONS IN ORDER TO EXPERIENCE POSITIVE EMOTIONS AND TO AVOID CORRESPONDING NEGATIVE EMOTIONS:
a) homeostatic-regulation theory
b) opponent-process theory
c) arousal theory
d) theory of needs

11. A THEORY OF MOTIVATION IN WHICH PEOPLE DO THINGS TO SATISFY VARIOUS PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL NEEDS:
a) opponent-process theory
b) arousal theory
c) theory of needs
d) homeostatic-regulation theory

12. A WAY OF RANKING VARIOUS KINDS OF NEEDS SO THAT SOME ARE MORE BASIC OR ESSENTIAL THAN OTHERS, WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT NEEDS BEING FULFILLED FIRST:
a) hierarchy of needs
b) natural selection
c) observable behavior
d) primary appraisal