The Path-Goal Approach Has Its Roots in a More General

question 35

Multiple Choice

The path-goal approach has its roots in a more general motivational theory called the:

• A)hygiene theory.
• B)ERG theory.
• C)expectancy theory.
• D)equity theory.

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Definitions:

Duration

The measure of how long something lasts, from its beginning to its end, often used in the study of perception and memory.

Physical Reactions

Bodily responses to stimuli, including reflexes, movements, and physiological changes, often automatic and involuntary.

Blocked

Prevented from progressing or moving forward, often referring to an impediment in a process or pathway.

Thwarted

Refers to being prevented from accomplishing something or obstructed in achieving an objective.