A Strength of the Path-Goal Theory Is

question 92

Multiple Choice

A strength of the path-goal theory is

• A) It is very complex and has many aspects to it
• B) Empirical research partially supports its validity
• C) It attempts to integrate motivation from expectancy theory
• D) It clearly explains the relationship between motivation and leader behaviors

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Definitions:

Two-factor Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that emotional experiences arise from a combination of a state of physiological arousal and a cognitive interpretation of that arousal.

Cognitive Label

A cognitive label is a mental categorization of information or experiences, such as emotions or objects, that helps individuals organize and interpret their environment.

Physical Arousal

The physiological state of being alert and physically ready for action, often associated with increased heartbeat and energy.

Neck-level Spinal Cord Injuries

Injuries at the level of the cervical spine, potentially resulting in partial or complete paralysis of limbs and possibly affecting respiratory functions.