Dollard and Miller: Psychoanalytic learning theory
Freudian theory regarded libido as the driving force behind all action but Dollard and Miller preferred the concept of drive, from Hullian learning theory, to refer to the motivating force. In common language a drive is a need such as hunger, thirst, sleep, money or recognition. Miller and Dollard defined a drive as “ a strong stimulus which impels action”. Physical needs serve as primary ... ................
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