The Three Subfields of the Classical Perspective Include

question 153

Multiple Choice

The three subfields of the classical perspective include

• A) quantitative management, behavioral science, and administrative principles.
• B) bureaucratic principles, quantitative management, and the human relations movement.
• C) administrative principles, bureaucratic organization, and scientific management.
• D) scientific management, quantitative management, and administrative principles.
• E) none of these.

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Definitions:

Identity Achievement

Describes the stage in psychosocial development where an individual has explored various options and commitments, leading to a secure sense of self.

Marcia

A reference to James Marcia's theory on identity status, addressing the processes of exploration and decision making that lead to various identity outcomes in adolescence.

Erikson

Erik Erikson, a German-American developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst known for his theory on the psychological development of human beings, including the concept of identity crisis.

Autonomy versus Shame and Doubt

A stage in Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development where toddlers learn to exercise will and do things independently, leading to a sense of autonomy, or they doubt their abilities, leading to feelings of shame and doubt.