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.

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