Those Who Advocate the Information View of Conditioning Believe the End

question 14

Multiple Choice

Those who advocate the information view of conditioning believe the end product of conditioning to be

• A) "stamped-in" responses.
• B) mental expectations about events.
• C) automatic stimulus-response chains.
• D) response chains.

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Definitions:

Theory Y

A management concept that assumes employees are inherently motivated and enjoy their work duties, suggesting that the role of management is to develop the potential of employees and help them to achieve self-fulfillment.

Management Technique

A method or approach used by managers to improve efficiency, solve problems, and achieve organizational goals.

Contingency

Contingency refers to a future event or circumstance that is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty, often implying the need for plans to address potential changes.

Scientific Management

A theory of management that analyzes and synthesizes workflows to improve economic efficiency, especially labor productivity.