Organismic theories of motivation:

(A) are based on the principles of instigation, inhibition, and consumption.

(B) are based on the principles of pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain.

(C) endorse a socialization model to understand motivation.

(D) endorse a person-environmental dialectical framework to understand motivation

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Paul Cooke

Social Studies

14 October, 22:32

Organismic theories of motivation:

(A) are based on the principles of instigation, inhibition, and consumption.

(B) are based on the principles of pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain.

(C) endorse a socialization model to understand motivation.

(D) endorse a person-environmental dialectical framework to understand motivation

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Scarlett Nielsen · Answer 1

Letter D is the correct answer.

The organismic theory was inspired by the German neurologist and psychiatrist Kurt Goldstein and highly influenced by gestalt psychology. Motivation is a process by which behavior is driven by energy and direction. In Psychology, organismic theories of motivation support a person-environmental dialectical framework to comprehend motivation.