Most motivational theorists divide motives into two categories consisting of

A) want and desire motives.
B) biological and social motives.
C) necessary and unnecessary motives.
D) survival and reproductive motives.

Biological Motives

Biological motives are innate needs that regulate survival and reproduction, encompassing hunger, thirst, pain avoidance, and sexual desire.

Social Motives

The psychological factors that drive individuals to seek social connections, acceptance, and positions within social structures.