The Basic Expectancy Framework Suggests That, for Motivated Behaviour to Occur

question 121

Multiple Choice

The basic expectancy framework suggests that, for motivated behaviour to occur,

• A) the performance-to-outcome expectancies should approach zero.
• B) the sum of all the valences for the relevant potential outcomes must be negative.
• C) none of the valences for the relevant potential outcomes should be negative.
• D) the effort-to-performance ratio should be well above 10.
• E) the positive valences should outweigh the negative valences of potential outcomes.

Acknowledge the subjectivity involved in the interpretation of projective tests

Understand the purpose and methodology of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) in assessing personality types.

Recognize the limitations and criticisms of personality tests, particularly in terms of reliability and validity.

Understand the concept of possible selves and its influence on behavior and motivation.

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