Four-Drive Theory States That the Four Drives

question 167

Multiple Choice

Four-drive theory states that the four drives:

• A)counterbalance each other.
• B)are arranged in a hierarchy.
• C)are learned,not innate.
• D)are equivalent to the top four needs in Maslow's needs hierarchy.
• E)should not be fulfilled in organizational settings.

Apply the concepts of production and productivity to real-world business decisions.

Recognize the impact of adding labor on total and marginal product in different production scenarios.

Grasp the significance of planning periods in making firm decisions on inputs.

Understand various therapeutic methods and their application to different anxiety disorders.

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