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Motivation
Complete the following matrix. When presenting real world examples, do not use the examples listed in the text.
|Theories of Motivation |
|Theory Type |Key components of the theory |Real world example |Similarities and Differences |
|Instinct Theories |Inborn motivation, behaviors in response to a |Avoiding violent things/animals or situations. |The instinct theory gives an entire emphasis on biological |
| |cue. | |approaches to motivation. Theorists have never been able to|
| | | |agree on a list of instincts. |
|Evolutionary Theories |Natural selection favors social interactions |An animal seeking or selecting the best or |Some believe this motivation is to be the fittest and |
| |that maximize reproductive success. |perfect mate. |surviving the longest, while others say it is maximizing |
| | | |the survival of ones genes in future genearations. |
|Drive Theories |Tension that arises within to provoke action. |Wanting food because of being hungry. |Some things like homeostasis are irrelevant to some people,|
| |...