Akers's Social Learning Theory Represents a Modification and Extension of the Early

question 54

Multiple Choice

Akers's social learning theory represents a modification and extension of the early work of:

• A) Robert Park
• B) W. I. Thomas
• C) George Herbert Mead
• D) Edwin Sutherland
• E) Henry D. McKay

---

Definitions:

Social Comparison

The process of evaluating oneself in relation to others, often to understand one's standing or improve self-image.

Perceived Inequity

A feeling or belief that the balance of contributions and rewards in a relationship or situation is unfair.

Subconscious Goal Motivation

involves goals that influence one's behavior below the level of conscious awareness.

Stajkovic, Locke, and Blair

Refers to researchers who have contributed to the fields of psychology and organizational behavior, particularly in the areas of motivation and leadership.