Which Response in Vertebrates Is Controlled by the Voluntary,rather Than

question 40

Multiple Choice

Which response in vertebrates is controlled by the voluntary,rather than the involuntary (autonomic) ,nervous system?

• A) Sweat production
• B) Shaking of the head
• C) Stomach acid secretion
• D) Blood vessel contraction
• E) Contraction of the intestinal walls

Understand the difference between higher-order and lower-order needs and how they influence employee motivation.

Describe the practical application of motivation theories in managerial decisions to improve work settings.

Understand the key components and differences between the two-factor theory and other motivational theories.

Identify the role of satisfier and hygiene factors in the two-factor theory.

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Definitions:

Compare Themselves

The act of evaluating one's abilities, achievements, and characteristics in relation to others.

Feel Good

Experiences or activities that evoke a sense of pleasure, happiness, or well-being.

Self-presentation

The process of controlling and managing how one is perceived by others, often involving highlighting favorable qualities and concealing weaknesses.

Self-esteem

A person's self-assessment regarding their own significance or importance.