A Key Difference Between the Theories of Fiedler and Hersey

question 45

Multiple Choice

A key difference between the theories of Fiedler and Hersey and Blanchard is that

• A) Fiedler considered only task characteristics, while Hersey and Blanchard focused on the individual.
• B) Hersey and Blanchard placed a greater emphasis on task characteristics than did Fiedler.
• C) Fiedler examined a variety of characteristics, while Hersey and Blanchard focused solely on the individual.
• D) All of these.
• E) Fiedler considered only task characteristics, while Hersey and Blanchard focused on the individual and placed a greater emphasis on task characteristics than did Fiedler.

Explain the role of unconscious processes and childhood experiences in the development of psychological disorders.

Understand the biological and cognitive perspectives on psychological disorders.

Recognize the significance of maladaptive behaviors and irrational thoughts in contributing to psychological disorders.

Identify the role of learning in the development of psychological disorders.

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Definitions:

Safety Needs

According to Maslow's hierarchy, these are the requirements for physical security, stability, and freedom from fear.

Maladjustment

A condition whereby an individual's behavior or way of thinking does not meet the expected standard of society.

Self-Actualization Needs

The highest level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, referring to the realization or fulfillment of one's talents, potential, and capabilities.

Esteem Needs

A concept from Maslow's hierarchy of needs, representing the human desire for respect, self-esteem, and recognition from others.