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Yanni feels at his best when he has a challenging rock face to climb. He loves the feeling of exhilaration he gets when he attempts a difficult climb, but he has a hard time staying motivated when he has to read an article assigned by his biology professor. What theory would best explain Yanni's preference for risky adventures?

▸ optimal arousal theory

▸ drive reduction theory

▸ instinct theory

▸ Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory

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Edition: 1^st

Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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