Public Service Motivation May Be Understood as an Individual's Predisposition

question 10

True/False

Public service motivation may be understood as an individual's predisposition to respond to motives grounded primarily or uniquely in public institutions and organizations.

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Definitions:

Social Comparison

The act of evaluating oneself in relation to others to assess one's own worth, abilities, or status.

Underbounded

Refers to systems or frameworks that lack clear or defined boundaries, often resulting in ambiguity or confusion.

Overbounded

A term not commonly defined in the referenced knowledge bases, possibly referring to the concept of over-limiting or excessively defining boundaries. NO.

External Ties

Connections or relationships that a person or organization maintains with external entities or individuals outside their immediate group or organization.