Maslow's Dissertation Research on Monkeys and Motivation Supported Which Conclusion

question 90

Multiple Choice

Maslow's dissertation research on monkeys and motivation supported which conclusion?

• A) Sexual and dominance motivations were independent of each other and did not interact.
• B) The drive for dominance was just one aspect of a more general sexual instinct.
• C) The sex drive was just one aspect of a more general drive for dominance.
• D) Dominance and sexuality were separate but interacting motivations, and in practice dominance usually predominated over pure sexuality.

Comprehend the mechanisms behind psychoactive drugs and their effects on neurotransmission.

Understand the physical changes in the brain's structure and neurotransmitter systems with aging and diseases.

Understand the concept of opportunity cost and identify it in investment decisions.

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