Behaviour That Is Performed to Acquire Material or Social Rewards

question 73

Multiple Choice

Behaviour that is performed to acquire material or social rewards or to avoid punishment is known as:

• A)Needs behaviour
• B)Equity
• C)Intrinsically motivated behaviour
• D)Motivation
• E)Extrinsically motivated behaviour

Recognize the role of economies of scale and natural monopolies in the industry.

Distinguish between short-run and long-run profit maximization strategies for monopolists.

Identify factors leading to the existence of monopolies, including legal barriers and control of resources.

Analyze the impact of corporate hierarchy on management complexity in various countries.

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Definitions:

Group Development

The process through which a team progresses through various stages of cohesion, role establishment, and norm development to achieve effective collaboration and goal fulfillment.

Orientation

The process of introducing new employees to their job, the organization, its culture, and their coworkers to ensure they start off effectively.

Individual Differences

Variations among people in their qualities, abilities, and characteristics.

Mature Groups

Teams or groups that have developed advanced levels of communication, structures, and processes to achieve high performance.