The Belief That Each Individual Is Unique and Has the Capacity

question 1

Multiple Choice

The belief that each individual is unique and has the capacity for choice, growth, and psychological health is characteristic of which psychological perspective?

• A) humanistic
• B) biological
• C) cognitive
• D) behavioural

Understand the concepts of cultural homogeneity and heterogeneity in the context of globalization.

Recognize the importance of rites of passage and public acknowledgments in cultural and social contexts.

Grasp the conceptual frameworks of consumerism, rationalization, and their roles within modern culture.

Distinguish between various forms of cultures (countercultures, subcultures) and their societal roles.

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Definitions:

Repetitive Work

Tasks or activities that involve the same process or operations being performed over and over again, often leading to monotony and potential health issues.

Tight Controls

Strict rules and monitoring systems set up to regulate processes and ensure efficiency and compliance within an organization.

Legalistic Management

An approach to management that heavily relies on formal rules, regulations, and procedures to make decisions and solve problems.

Theory Y

A management style that assumes employees are inherently motivated and responsible, favoring a participative approach.