Freud Considered the ________ to Be the Most Important Drive(s)

question 250

Multiple Choice

Freud considered the ________ to be the most important drive(s) in the development of personality.

• A) death instinct
• B) collective unconscious
• C) personal unconscious
• D) sexual instinct

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Definitions:

Transactional Managers

Managers who focus on supervision, organization, and performance, typically emphasizing clear structures, rewards, and penalties based on performance outcomes.

Path-Goal Theory

A leadership theory that suggests leaders should adjust their leadership style to fit the employee and work environment to achieve a goal.

Achievement-Oriented Leadership

A leadership style focused on setting high goals and encouraging team members to reach their maximum performance.

Role Modeling

The process where individuals influence others by being examples to follow, particularly in behaviors, skills, or attitudes.