All of the Following Are Principles of Propriate Functional Autonomy

question 49

Multiple Choice

All of the following are principles of propriate functional autonomy except:

• A) organizing the energy level.
• B) mastery and competence.
• C) expressive behavior.
• D) propriate patterning.

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Definitions:

Need for Capability

The requirement for a person or organization to have the skills, resources, or abilities necessary to accomplish a task or realize a goal.

Intrinsic Motivation

The drive to perform an activity for its inherent satisfaction and pleasure, rather than for some separable consequence or reward.

Need for Self-Determination

The fundamental motivation for individuals to control their own choices, make decisions about their lives, and be self-governing.

Need for Accomplishment

An individual's desire to achieve, master tasks, and reach a standard of excellence.