Early in the twentieth century, William McDougall and others proposed that motivation was a result of __________.
A) instincts
B) incentives
C) drives
D) emotions

Name: Early in the twentieth century, William McDougall and others proposed that motivation was a result of __________. A) instincts B) incentives C) drives D) emotions
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William McDougall and others believed that motivation was primarily the result of instincts, or innate and automatic behaviors that drive specific behaviors and responses.

Early in the Twentieth Century, William McDougall and Others Proposed