What differs between the perspective of evolutionary theorists and many other motivation theorists regarding the nature of social motives

A) Most motivation theorists lump all motives together and don't distinguish between biological and social motives.
B) Most motivation theorists consider social motives to be innate, rather than learned.
C) Evolutionary theorists explain social and biological motives in terms of their adaptive value.
D) Evolutionary theorists argue that biological motives are more important than social motives.

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Gabby Koehler · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Evolutionary theorists explain social and biological motives in terms of their adaptive value, while many other motivation theorists may not consider the adaptive value of social motives or may consider them to be innate rather than learned.

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