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Paper 1 structured question: Biological drives, states of readiness that motivate an action, created by a biological need.

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Biological drives, states of readiness that motivate an action, created by a biological need.

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Understanding biological drives is essential in psychology.

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Biological Drives

Biological drives are internal states that motivate individuals to take action in order to satisfy biological needs, such as hunger, thirst, and the need for sleep.

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