A Primary Consideration for a Potential Franchisee Is That the Capital

question 5

Multiple Choice

A primary consideration for a potential franchisee is that the capital required to become a franchisee will likely be:

• A)much greater than it would be for starting an independent business in the same field.
• B)much less than it would be for starting an independent business in the same field
• C)the amount of capital required is not of great concern to franchisor or franchisee.other factors are more important.
• D)about the same or potential more for starting a franchise business compared to starting an independent business in the same field.

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Definitions:

Masculine Protest

In Adler’s version of psychoanalysis, the idea that a particular urge in adulthood is an attempt to compensate for one’s powerlessness felt in childhood.

Overcompensating Behavior

Refers to excessive efforts made by an individual to cover up feelings of inadequacy or shortcomings, often observed in psychology as a defense mechanism.

Organ Inferiority

In Adler’s version of psychoanalysis, the idea that people are motivated to succeed in adulthood in order to compensate for whatever they felt, in childhood, was their weakest aspect.

Inferiority Complex

A psychological condition where an individual feels a deep sense of insecurity and inadequacy, often originating from childhood experiences.