A drive-reduction theorist was taking a walk when he came across a hiker resting against the base of a tree. How would the theorist explain the hiker's nap? Use terms from this course.

Drive-reduction theory suggests that we have a need (like the need for sleep) that activates a drive (need for sleep shows up as exhaustion or tiredness), which propels us to relieve the drive by acting in a particular way (which would be getting rest or sleeping).

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