Those who view motivation as a drive distinguish between primary drives, which are ____, and secondary drives, which are ____.
A) important; unimportant
B) biological; learned
C) cognitive; emotional
D) fulfilled by ourselves; fulfilled by the actions of others

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According to the drive theory of motivation, primary drives are biological needs such as hunger, thirst, and sleep. Secondary drives are learned through experience and may include the desire for achievement, social approval, or affiliation.

Those Who View Motivation as a Drive Distinguish Between Primary