What Is the Term for an Offender Who Commits Property

question 13

Multiple Choice

What is the term for an offender who commits property crime when there is an opportunity rather than one who plans ahead to commit a crime?

• A)occasional offender
• B)opportunist offender
• C)persistent thief
• D)professional thief

Assess the effectiveness of delegating tasks in relation to subordinate’s competency and commitment.

Distinguish between directive and supportive behaviors in leadership.

Appreciate the situational approach’s strength in conceptualizing subordinate development levels.

Describe the characteristics of the four follower development levels in the SLII model.

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Definitions:

Universal Needs

Fundamental requirements or desires common to all humans, such as food, shelter, safety, and belonging.

Maslow's Hierarchy

A psychological theory proposed by Abraham Maslow that categorizes human needs into five levels, from basic physiological needs to self-actualization, influencing motivation and behavior.

Win-Lose

A competitive scenario where one party's gain is directly proportional to another's loss, suggesting a zero-sum game.

Negotiations

The process of discussing terms in order to reach a mutual agreement or compromise between parties.