McClelland's Learned Needs Theory Identifies Three Needs

question 102

Multiple Choice

McClelland's Learned Needs Theory identifies three needs. They are the needs for _____.

• A)achievement, relatedness, and growth
• B)existence, relatedness, and growth
• C)affiliation, existence, and power
• D)power, self­actualization, and growth
• E)power, achievement, and affiliation

Identify the appropriate research design for studying various psychological phenomena.

Recognize the role of control in experimental design, including the use of control groups and the importance of blinding (e.g., double-masked design).

Distinguish between natural, analogue, and traditional experiments and their appropriateness for different types of research questions.

Identify ethical considerations in research, particularly in experiments involving humans or animals.

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Definitions:

User Department

A department within an organization that directly uses or benefits from a product or service, as opposed to departments involved in production or administration.

Standard Budgeted Rates

Predetermined costs used in budgeting and costing processes to standardize the allocation of expenses for labor, materials, and overhead.

Predetermined Overhead Rates

Rates established in advance to allocate overhead costs to products or job orders, based on estimated costs and activity levels.

Practical Capacity

The maximum amount of work that can realistically be achieved in a production process, accounting for unavoidable disruptions like maintenance and downtime.