Drives that are learned through experience are called ________ drives.

A) primary
B) reflexive
C) acquired
D) tertiary

Acquired drives are learned through experience and are usually specific to an individual or their environment. Primary drives, on the other hand, are innate and relate to survival needs such as hunger and thirst. Reflexive drives refer to automatic responses to stimuli, while tertiary drives are typically higher-level drives that are learned through socialization or cultural norms.