To understand the needs continuum, it is important to recognize the role of different inducers in motivation. Inducers can originate from biological or psychological foundation, or may have their roots in evolutionary mechanisms. In this activity, you will select a need and discuss the biological, psychological, and evolutionary aspects of that need.

 

Needs range from purely physiological, such as hunger, to the psychological, such as the need for power. We examine how evolution might use a biological inducer as the basis for a psychological need. The goal is to show how a psychological need, seemingly far removed from biology, may be founded on a biological need or foundation.

 

Respond to the following:

•  Select and describe or define a major psychological need that motivates behavior. Provide a real world example of the need and the associated behavior.

• Explain how this psychological need may be based on a biological need that has been selected for and adapted over time. Conclude by demonstrating how satisfying this need increases the evolutionary fitness of the individual.

 

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