Hiroshiko Believes That a General Factor (Called the G Factor)

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Multiple Choice

Hiroshiko believes that a general factor (called the g factor) is responsible for overall performance on mental ability tests, and that it can be expressed as a single number, such as an IQ score. Dr. Hiroshiko's views are most consistent with those of:

• A)Charles Spearman.
• B)Louis L. Thurstone.
• C)Howard Gardner.
• D)Alfred Binet.

Explain the components and implications of Self-Determination Theory.

Identify the needs outlined in Maslow's hierarchy and their correspondence in Alderfer's ERG theory.

Understand the significance of autonomy and related support in enhancing employee motivation and job performance.

Recognize the characteristics of individuals with a high need for achievement and how it influences their job performance preference.

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