Explanation:

- Rationality: Max Weber believed rationality influences human action, organizing it through calculated and systematic means to achieve goals.

- Altruism: This involves selfless concern for others, but Weber did not view it as a primary driver of all human action.

- Meaning and motives: Weber emphasized that human actions are shaped by the meanings and motives individuals attribute to them. He explored this through his concept of "Verstehen" (understanding) in social actions.

- Intelligence: While intelligence can influence decision-making, Weber did not focus on it as the main determinant of human action.

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