Most motivational theorists divide motives into two categories. What are those two categories?

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Most motivational theorists divide motives into biological motives (such as hunger, thirst, and sleep) and social motives (such as affiliation, achievement, and power). These two categories differentiate between our basic survival needs and our desire for social interaction and achievement. Option A is incorrect as reproductive motives fall under the social motives category. Option B and D are too vague and do not accurately categorize motives.

Most Motivational Theorists Divide Motives into Two Categories