All of the Following Are Examples of Informational Roles According

question 108

Multiple Choice

All of the following are examples of informational roles according to Mintzberg, EXCEPT ________.

• A)disseminator
• B)spokesperson
• C)liaison
• D)monitor
• E)assessor

Apply Premack’s principle in modifying behaviors by understanding the relationship between preferred and less preferred activities.

Understand how probability and deprivation influence an activity’s reinforcement value.

Identify the creators and critical components of probability-differential theory.

Analyze how specific behaviors or preferences can serve as reinforcers according to various theoretical perspectives.

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Definitions:

Fulfillment

A feeling of satisfaction or happiness as a result of fully developing one's abilities or character.

Deficit Principle

A principle that suggests that once a relatively satisfied need is no longer met, it will re-emerge and become the dominant motivator of behavior.

Motivator

Anything that stimulates interest or action, especially in terms of encouraging people to achieve goals or improve performance.

Higher-order Needs

Advanced human needs in Maslow's hierarchy, including esteem and self-actualization, beyond basic physiological and safety requirements.