Guttman Scales

question 112

Multiple Choice

Guttman scales

• A) are typically used with nominal categories.
• B) typically are constructed so that agreement with one statement may predict agreement with another statement.
• C) typically are constructed so that agreement with one statement should not be correlated with agreement with any other statement.
• D) were originally developed by a Peace Corps task force.

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Definitions:

Highest Level

The utmost degree or the peak of achievement, performance, or quality in a given context.

McClelland's Need Theory

A motivational theory that identifies three primary needs driving human behavior: Need for Achievement, Need for Power, and Need for Affiliation.

Learned Needs

Psychological needs that are acquired through life experiences and socialization, influencing individuals' behavior and motivations in various contexts.

Affiliation

The sense of connection and belongingness between individuals or groups, often leading to mutually beneficial relationships.