This level of Kenrick's pyramid describes proximate causes of motivated behaviour, for example, your decision to swat at a fly rather than pay attention to what your significant other is saying to you.
A) fundamental
B) evolutionary
C) cognitive
D) developmental

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This level is concerned with immediate or cognitive factors that motivate behavior, such as specific thoughts, feelings, and environmental cues, rather than more fundamental or evolutionary reasons for behavior.

This Level of Kenrick's Pyramid Describes Proximate Causes of Motivated