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The three biggest obstacles to solving motivated behavior, and how to overcome them
Humans and other animals have a wide repertoire of actions they can engage in at any given moment, ranging from moving their limbs to generating utterances to controlling the flow of information from perception to action. What motivates them to engage some of these actions and not others at any give
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