Elements of the four drive theory of motivation

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(a) Taking the four elements of The Four Drive Theory of Motivation, where would you place them within the five elements of Maslow's Needs Hierarchy (explain why it is a good fit).

(b) From the various motivational theories in the text, which produces the best fit (or best application) to the SMARTER goal setting theory? Why?

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