The Maintaining Disciplined Action Behavior in Adaptive Leadership Is ______

question 57

Multiple Choice

The maintaining disciplined action behavior in adaptive leadership is ______.

• A) easy because most people naturally want to confront change
• B) difficult because most people do not accept leaders who use adaptive behaviors
• C) difficult because most people do not naturally want to confront change
• D) easy because most people have dealt effectively with adaptive changes before

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Definitions:

Fixed Ratio Schedules

Are ratio schedules in which the number of times a behavior must occur before it is rewarded remains constant over time.

Reinforcement Theory

A motivational theory suggesting that behavior is driven by its consequences, with rewards increasing the likelihood of repeating behaviors.

Intrinsic Motivation

The internal drive to perform an activity for its own sake and for the satisfaction it provides, rather than for some external reward.

External Agent

An individual or entity from outside an organization that acts on its behalf in a specific capacity.