Which philosopher was a believer in psychological egoism,and tried to give a more general account of it by listing motives and showing how each could be read as
Egotistical acts or intentions?

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Thomas Hobbes was a believer in psychological egoism and tried to give a more general account of it by listing motives and showing how each could be read as egotistical acts or intentions. John Locke and John Rawls were not advocates of psychological egoism, while Immanuel Kant rejected it entirely.

Which Philosopher Was a Believer in Psychological Egoism,and Tried to Give