The Three Basic Motives Underlying the Desire of a Person

question 41

Multiple Choice

The three basic motives underlying the desire of a person to be a leader are

• A) power, recognition, and affiliation.
• B) affiliation, achievement, and power.
• C) success, acknowledgment, and prestige.
• D) achievement, power, and success.

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Definitions:

Attachment Style

A psychological construct that describes the nature of emotional bonds between individuals, often categorized into secure, anxious, and avoidant styles, developed in early childhood.

Egocentric Responses

Reactions centered around one's own perspective, failing to consider the viewpoints or feelings of others.

Emotional Memories

Memories that are strongly influenced by the emotions experienced during the event, which can significantly affect an individual's recall and perception of that memory.

Level of Income

A measure of the monetary amount earned by an individual or household, often categorized to analyze economic status or social class.