In Allport's theory,past events areA) important, because they continue to dominate behavior.B) unimportant, because they are no longer active.C) at the core of motivation.D) second in importance to instincts.

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In Allport's theory,past events areA)  important, because they continue to dominate behavior.B)  unimportant, because they are no longer active.C)  at the core of motivation.D)  second in importance to instincts.

Sherie Rowe-Haynes · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  In Allport's theory, past events are not considered active or dominant in present behavior, thus making them unimportant.

In Allport's theory,past events are

A) important, because they continue to dominate behavior.
B) unimportant, because they are no longer active.
C) at the core of motivation.
D) second in importance to instincts.

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