"Means-End Thinking" Is the Idea That What Would Usually Be

question 24

True/False

"Means-end thinking" is the idea that what would usually be wrong can sometimes be justified to achieve a good  end.

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Definitions:

Humanistic

Pertaining to a perspective within psychology that emphasizes the study of the whole person and the uniqueness of human experience and potential.

Experiential

Relating to or derived from experience or the process of learning through direct participation or observation.

Generational Motivation

The concept that different generations within the workforce are motivated by varied factors, influenced by their unique social, economic, and cultural experiences.

Genetic Coding Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that specific genes are responsible for determining particular traits or behaviors in organisms.