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:

Decisions

The process of making choices or judgments among two or more alternatives, often considering various factors or outcomes.

Nonfatal

Describing an event, typically an injury or illness, that does not result in death.

Self-inflicted Injuries

The act of deliberately harming one's own body without the intention of suicide, often as a coping mechanism or to express distress.

Suicide Attempts

Instances where an individual tries to take their own life but does not result in death.