A Method for Conducting Risk Factor Identification That Generates Ideas

question 70

Multiple Choice

A method for conducting risk factor identification that generates ideas but doesn't focus on decision making is:

• A)a brainstorming meeting.
• B)the Delphi method.
• C)past history.
• D)multiple assessments.

Understand the basic principles of Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its relevance to motivation.

Recognize the key components and implications of McClelland's manifest needs theory.

Identify various types of rewards and their significance in motivation.

Comprehend the essentials of ERG theory and its comparison to Maslow’s hierarchy.

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Definitions:

Reliability

The degree to which an assessment tool produces stable and consistent results over time.

Theory of Reasoned Action

A psychological theory that posits individuals' behavioral intentions and actions are influenced by their attitudes towards the behavior and the subjective norms surrounding it.

Subjective Norms

Subjective Norms refer to an individual's perception of whether people important to them think they should perform a behavior. This concept plays a crucial role in theories of behavioral intention.

Norms

Informal understandings that govern the behaviors of members of a society, guiding what actions are considered acceptable or not.