The I/O Approach to Competitive Advantage Advocates That Internal Factors

question 93

True/False

The I/O approach to competitive advantage advocates that internal factors are more important than external factors in a firm achieving competitive advantage.

Recognize and explain the impacts of motivation types (intrinsic vs. extrinsic) on behavior.

Understand social comparison processes and their effects on self-perception.

Explain psychological strategies for coping with failures or negative feedback.

Distinguish between realistic and unrealistic optimism in self-perception.

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Definitions:

Normalization

The principle that institutions and community residences should provide people with intellectual disability types of living conditions and opportunities that are similar to those enjoyed by the rest of society.

Denmark And Sweden

Two distinct Northern European countries known for their rich history, cultural heritage, and contributions to arts, science, and governance.

Cretinism

A disorder marked by intellectual deficiencies and physical abnormalities; caused by low levels of iodine in the mother’s diet during pregnancy. Also known as severe congenital hypothyroidism.

Iodine Deficiency

A lack of sufficient iodine in the diet, leading to thyroid gland problems, cognitive impairments, and growth issues.