Few, If Any, Contemporary Psychologists Take an Instinct Approach to Motivation

question 54

True/False

Few, if any, contemporary psychologists take an instinct approach to motivation.

Understand the components and significance of a voucher system in controlling cash receipts and disbursements.

Comprehend the cost-benefit principle underlying the adoption of internal control features by a company.

Recognize the responsibility of management in establishing an effective system of internal control.

Appreciate the objectives of a system of internal control, including the safeguarding of assets.

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Definitions:

Neurotic Needs

In psychoanalytic theory, neurotic needs refer to ten specific, intense, and irrational demands on oneself and others that people develop to manage their anxiety.

Basic Anxiety

This refers to a theory by Karen Horney that suggests this anxiety is the feeling of being isolated and helpless in a hostile world, often stemming from childhood.

Withdrawal

A process or period in which someone disengages from addictive substances or behaviors, often resulting in physical or psychological symptoms.

Womb Envy

A theory suggesting that men may experience envy towards women's reproductive capabilities.