Which of the following is not an innate motive?

Motives are the focus on psychological and social (as well as environmental) factors and how they interact with each other to produce motivation. For example, the need for achievement, affiliation, power, curiosity and exploration, and self-actualization motives.Key PointsMotives can be classified into primary and secondary motives. Let's Understand in brief:

Primary motives 

• Primary motives are the ones that are unlearned / innate / inborn and are physiological. The most common primary motives are hunger, thirst, rest, sleep. 
• This mainly pertains to motives involved with our need for self-preservation. The primary motivation is known as Inborn Motivation as it is unlearned.

Secondary motives:

• Secondary motives develop as human society develops economically and becomes more complex. Examples of secondary motives are the need for power, need of affiliation and status, etc. 
• More known in psychology as “learned” motivation, this type of “drive” differs from one person to another. Secondary motivation is known as Acquired as it is learned.

Hence, we can conclude that safety is not an innate motive.