To Guide Cost Allocation Decisions, the Cause-And-Effect Criterion

question 51

Multiple Choice

To guide cost allocation decisions, the cause-and-effect criterion:

• A)is used less frequently than the other criteria
• B)is the primary criterion used in activity-based costing
• C)is a difficult criterion on which to obtain agreement
• D)may allocate corporate salaries to divisions based on profits

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Definitions:

Growth Need

The requirement for personal development, learning new skills, and career advancement.

Self-Actualization

The achievement or satisfaction of one's abilities and capabilities, seen as an innate motivation or necessity in all individuals.

Autonomous Motivation

Refers to engaging in activities for their inherent satisfaction or personal reward, rather than external pressures or demands.

Basic Psychological Needs

Fundamental requirements for mental well-being, including autonomy, competence, and relatedness.