A Long-Term View, or Vision, of What the Organisation Wants

question 93

True/False

A long-term view, or vision, of what the organisation wants to become is called a mission proclamation.

Explain behavior and relationship dynamics using May's three modes of existence and his concept of alienation.

Apply behaviorism to understand and explain specific phobias or behaviors in case studies.

Contrast May's concept of alienation with Rogers's concepts of conditions of worth and incongruence.

Understand the principles and limitations of multiple comparison methods including Fisher's LSD and Tukey's method.

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Definitions:

Secondary Reward

A reward that does not satisfy a biological need but is desirable due to its association with primary rewards or intrinsic satisfaction.

Tolman

A psychologist known for his work in cognitive behaviorism, particularly the concept of latent learning and the use of cognitive maps.

Goal Object

The target or object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result.

Cathexis

Refers to the concentration of emotional energy on a particular object, individual, or idea.