In psychology, Motivation refers to the forces that push and pull us toward specific goals and behaviors. Motivation is generally either internal (biological, cognitive) or external (environmental, situational). In psychology, the study of Motivation often focuses on biological behaviors, such as eating and sexual expression, or achievement behaviors, such as academics or career goals. Understanding how motivation works is key to guiding others and encouraging the highest level of performance.Choose one of the following options to explore:Most psychologists focus on psycho-social aspects when explaining the origin of disordered eating behavior; however, there are also biological issues which may influence disordered behavior. Explore the biological and psycho-social aspects of disordered eating behavior by completing the following items.Your response should be approximately three paragraphs in length (one paragraph for each item). ; justify your response with evidence from scholarly sources, including your text. For help in citing sources, click on Academic Resources under Course Home. Most psychologists believe that our sexual preferences and orientation are largely determined by our biology. Explore the biological and psycho-social aspects of sexual preference by completing the following items.Your response should be approximately three paragraphs in length (one paragraph for each item). ; justify your response with evidence from scholarly sources, including your text.