Which Drive in the Four-Drive Theory Is Reactive Rather Than

question 74

Multiple Choice

Which drive in the Four-drive Theory is reactive rather than proactive?

• A)Drive to acquire
• B)Drive to learn
• C)Drive to defend
• D)Drive to bond
• E)Drive for power

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