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social motivation

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social motivation,
an incentive or drive resulting from a sociocultural influence that initiates behavior toward a particular goal. Compare physiologic motivation.


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The report cited many advantages to war, one of which was allegiance by citizens to their government: In general, the war system provides the basic motivation for primary social motivation.
This enables spatial and social motivations to endure, whether building in Germany (AR April 2006), where precision is the industry standard, or in New York's Bowery (AR April 2008), where SANAA'S project architect Toshihiro Oki noted how difficult it was to work with America's relatively unsophisticated construction industry, in which one spanner (wrench) fits all.
com (Staff) The economic and social motivation for the cloud is high, the business need for speed and agility is like never before, and the technology has reached a level where it makes prudent investments in cloud services not only possible but fast and easy.
 
 
 
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