The Distinction Between Needs and Motives Involves

question 40

Multiple Choice

The distinction between needs and motives involves:

• A) that motives are more closely related to behavior.
• B) whether the construct is quantifiable.
• C) whether the desired object is tangible or intangible.
• D) that motives are unrelated to behavior.

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Definitions:

Process Cost Accounting

An accounting method used to track production costs by processing departments or units, suitable for industries where products are indistinguishable from each other, such as chemicals.