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Mark “a” if the statement or quote most closely relates to humanistic views of motivation, mark “b” if it most closely relates to behaviorism, mark “c” if it most closely relates to cognitive or social cognitive views of motivation, and mark “d” if it most closely relates to sociocultural views of motivation.

"You need to try something other than grades to motivate these kids. Try giving them free time or a pizza party if they turn in their work."

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