The Forced-Choice Technique Prevents Raters from Knowing How Favorable the Ratings

question 48

True/False

The forced-choice technique prevents raters from knowing how favorable the ratings they are giving their employees are.

Recognize the importance of the pleasure principle and reality principle in behavior regulation.

Understand the development and function of the superego within Freud's theory.

Identify the characteristics and development of personality according to Freud.

Understand the impact of unconscious forces on behavior according to psychoanalytic theory.

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