alleryInto which two stages is the process of motivation commonly divided?
ARemembering and forgetting
BRewarding and punishing
CLearning and unlearning
DGoal-setting and goal-striving
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Goal-setting and goal-striving
1. First the person decides on a goal.
2. Then the person tries to carry out the plan.
3. The other pairs are not stages of motivation.
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