Waldes's Reform Movement in the Late Twelfth Century Was Considered

question 18

Multiple Choice

Waldes's reform movement in the late twelfth century was considered heretical by the Church because the Waldensians did not:

• A) submit to the rule of absolute poverty.
• B) believe in the teachings of the Church regarding celibacy.
• C) believe in the saints of the Church.
• D) support the rise and influence of medieval universities.
• E) accept the Church's authority and directives on the issue of lay preaching.

Recognize how different theories of motivation explain behavior in organizational settings.

Understand the difference between higher-order and lower-order needs and how they influence employee motivation.

Describe the practical application of motivation theories in managerial decisions to improve work settings.

Understand the key components and differences between the two-factor theory and other motivational theories.

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