Which of the Following Statements About Income Following Divorce Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about income following divorce is true?

• A) Income usually increases dramatically following divorce for mothers with child custody,whereas income for fathers with custody does not.
• B) Income usually decreases dramatically following divorce for mothers with child custody,whereas income for fathers decreases much less.
• C) Income usually decreases dramatically following divorce for mothers with custody,whereas income for fathers with custody usually increases.
• D) Income usually increases dramatically following a divorce for both mothers with custody and fathers with custody.

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Definitions:

McClelland's Acquired Needs Theory

A motivational theory that emphasizes the importance of three needs - achievement, affiliation, and power - in determining worker motivation.

Acquired Needs Theory

A psychological theory that suggests individuals are motivated by their desires for achievement, affiliation, and power, which they acquire over time based on their life experiences.

Need for Affiliation

A person's inherent desire to feel connected to others, seeking social bonds and meaningful relationships.

Need for Achievement

A psychological trait that drives individuals to achieve goals and excel in their endeavors.