People High in the Dispositional Need for Achievement Tend to Adopt

question 27

Multiple Choice

People high in the dispositional need for achievement tend to adopt _________, whereas people high in the dispositional fear of failure tend to adopt _________.

• A)performance-approach, performance-avoidance
• B)performance-avoidance, performance-approach
• C)performance-approach, mastery
• D)mastery, performance-approach

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Definitions:

Planning Process

A systematic approach involving the setting of goals, developing strategies, and outlining tasks and schedules to achieve these goals.

Management by Objectives (MBO)

A management strategy focusing on defining specific objectives that management and employees agree to achieve, thus guiding activities and performance measurement.

Self-Appraisal

An evaluation process in which an individual assesses their own performance, strengths, and weaknesses.

Performance Results

The outcomes or achievements resulting from the execution of specific actions, tasks, or activities.