All of the Following Are Functions of the Behaviour Therapist

question 45

Multiple Choice

All of the following are functions of the behaviour therapist, except:

• A) to provide modelling for the client.
• B) to provide a direct and therapist run therapeutic environment.
• C) to assess specific behaviour problems.
• D) to provide reinforcement for clients.

Describe the characteristics and implications of McClelland's motivation theory, specifically the needs for achievement, power, and affiliation.

Recognize the relationship between job satisfaction, job dissatisfaction, and motivation theories.

Distinguish between personal power and social power within the context of the need for power in motivational theories.

Apply the concept of equity theory in organizational settings, understanding the causes and effects of perceived inequity.

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Definitions:

Self-Assessment

An individual's evaluation of their own performance, skills, or qualities, often for personal development.

Poor Performance

The situation in which an employee's work does not meet established standards or expectations.

Lack of Ability

A situation where an individual does not have the necessary skills or competencies to perform a job or task effectively.

Pay Dissatisfaction

The state of being unhappy or discontented with one's remuneration, often leading to demotivation and decreased productivity.