Most Motivational Theorists Divide Motives into Two Categories Consisting of ​

question 104

Multiple Choice

Most motivational theorists divide motives into two categories consisting of ​

• A)want and desire motives.
• B)biological and social motives.
• C)necessary and unnecessary motives.
• D)survival and reproductive motives.

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Definitions:

Early Majority

A category of individuals in the diffusion of innovations theory who adopt new technology or ideas after the innovators and early adopters.

Innovators

People or companies that introduce new ideas, products, or methods, often driving change and progress in their industry.

Customer Base

The group of customers who repeatedly purchase the goods or services of a business, creating a foundation for continuous revenue.

Technology Adoption Life Cycle

A sociological model that describes the adoption or acceptance of a new product or innovation, according to the demographic and psychological characteristics of defined adopter groups.