Martin Rejects the Idea That People Lack a Free Will

question 174

Multiple Choice

Martin rejects the idea that people lack a free will but believes that people are capable of making rational, conscious choices and determining what they will become. Martin strongly endorses the

• A) behavioural perspective.
• B) psychoanalytic perspective.
• C) cognitive perspective.
• D) humanistic perspective.

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Definitions:

Organizational Citizenship

Behaviors displayed by employees that go beyond their basic job requirements, often contributing to overall organizational effectiveness.

Emotional Intelligence

The capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically.

Psychological Contract

An unwritten agreement of mutual expectations between employees and employers beyond the formal employment contract.

Contributions

Refers to the individual or collective acts of adding or donating something of value to a project, cause, or body of knowledge.