For the personal-social dimension, seven correlations were in the .90s, five were in the .80s, and 3 were in the .70s. For the competitive dimension, five were in the .90s, six were in the .80s, three were in the .70s, and one was .59. The correlation coefficients were thus generally higher for the combative dimension with the personal-social and competitive dimensions second and third. No convincing explanations for these minor dissimilarities come to mind although language differences may have played a role. Perhaps combative motives and communications are more universally recognized and understood than other types of motivation.
Great artists seem to portray motives in their paintings in ways that communicate to viewers.
These results demonstrate the generality of communication of motives and intentions by facial expressions. Not included in this report are a number of studies showing that different sets of facial photographs produce dimensional structures very similar to the photos used to produce the target model. We may conclude from the data presented in this study that the PIT target model is a robust, reliable, and general model of the organization of the synchronic motivation systems of normal people. P.O. Box 297, Chesterfield, VA, 23832. You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines.