For Behaviorists, the Principal Motive Involves

question 509

Multiple Choice

For behaviorists, the principal motive involves

• A) self-actualization.
• B) one's traits.
• C) conditions of worth.
• D) drives of all kinds.

Grasp the concept of the Restatements of the Law as secondary sources and their application as persuasive authority.

Distinguish between types of legal publications and their purposes within legal research.

Recognize the importance of staying updated in legal research through supplements and later case services.

Understand the various geographic and jurisdictional divisions of legal reporting systems and how they influence legal research.

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