_____ Refers to Planning for Unexpected Events, Usually Involving a Range

question 24

Multiple Choice

_____ refers to planning for unexpected events, usually involving a range of scenarios and assumptions that differ from the assumptions behind the core plans.

• A)Strategic planning
• B)Tactical planning
• C)Operational planning
• D)Contingency planning

Discern the significance of specific theories such as drive-reduction theory in explaining motivated behaviors.

Identify various motivational strategies and their psychological underpinnings.

Understand the concept of locus of control and how it influences perceptions of intelligence.

Recognize the different types of needs and their impact on motivation and behavior.

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Definitions:

Task Supervision

The act of overseeing and managing the performance of tasks or activities by individuals or teams.

Competence

The ability of an individual or organization to effectively perform or carry out a specific task or activity.

Entrepreneurial Culture

Describes a business environment that promotes innovation, takes calculated risks, and supports the creation and growth of new ventures.

New Ventures

Refers to newly established businesses or startups that are engaged in the process of entering a market and implementing a novel business plan.