What is the desired effect of the negative incentive of the speeding ticket upon future driving?

A) You will learn how to avoid speed-traps.

B) You will be more aware of your speed when driving.

C) You will stop driving that route home during the afternoon hours.

D) You will try to outsmart the police by purchasing a radar detector.

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Lilah

Social Studies

14 June, 06:22

What is the desired effect of the negative incentive of the speeding ticket upon future driving?

A) You will learn how to avoid speed-traps.

B) You will be more aware of your speed when driving.

C) You will stop driving that route home during the afternoon hours.

D) You will try to outsmart the police by purchasing a radar detector.

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Itzel Curtis · Answer 1

Answer: B) You will be more aware of your speed when driving.

Zander · Answer 2

"You will be more aware of your speed when driving" is the desired effect of the negative incentive of the speeding ticket upon future driving.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Motivation is the act of inducing a person to act or think in a particular manner. It could be positive or negative. In this context, the speeding ticket is a negative motivation as it induces a person to act in a particular way i. e., not over speeding and being alert and aware of the speed when one is driving the vehicle. Here, the speeding ticket induces a person to act in a particular way. So, the option B statement stands for the desired effects.