Success, achievement, competition, status, and power are
A) considered social goals.
B) classified as stimulus motives.
C) not affected by socialization nor cultural conditioning.
D) characterized by all of these.

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Success, achievement, competition, status, and power are all considered social goals which are learned through socialization and cultural conditioning. They are not classified as stimulus motives, which are innate physiological desires such as hunger and thirst, and their pursuit can often be influenced by cultural and societal factors.

Success, Achievement, Competition, Status, and Power Are