Which of the following is a primary difference between classical realism and structural realism? Classical realists believe that states seek to maintain the balance of power, while structural realists believe that states seek to maximize power relative to other states. Classical realists believe that morality is important to state decision-making in addition to security concerns, while structural realists believe that security concerns are the top priority of states in international relations decisions. Classical realism is based on the writings of Ancient Greek thinkers, while structural realism uses statistical modeling to investigate peace and conflict. Classical realists believe that states strive to become the hegemon of their region, while structural realists believe that states seek to become the hegemon of the world. Classical realists believe that human nature has an innate lust for power, while structural realists believe that an environment of anarchy creates conditions for competition. Next