Primary drives are ________.

A) learned
B) unlearned
C) produced by external incentives
D) exceptions to the drive-reduction principle

Primary Drives

Basic, instinctive impulses that motivate behavior, such as hunger, thirst, and the drive for sexual reproduction.

Unlearned

Referring to behaviors or knowledge that are innate or natural, not acquired through learning or experience.

External Incentives

External factors or rewards that motivate behavior, such as money, grades, or social recognition.