Other Approaches to Studying and Explaining Behavior (Not Behavior-Analytic) Tend

question 11

Multiple Choice

Other approaches to studying and explaining behavior (not behavior-analytic) tend to be based on:

• A) the biological basis of behavior
• B) group behavior
• C) hypothesized inner processes
• D) direct measurement and controlled experimentation

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Definitions:

High Structure

An organizational setup characterized by clear hierarchies, defined roles, and strict rules and procedures.

Leader vs. Manager

This contrasts two roles where a leader focuses on inspiring and guiding teams towards vision, while a manager focuses on planning, organizing, and coordinating tasks.

Social Relationships

Connections and interactions between individuals or groups within a society, shaped by social norms, values, and institutions.

Laissez-faire Leadership

A leadership style characterized by minimal managerial oversight, where team members have the freedom to make decisions.