The View That Having the Strength to Act in a Particular

question 15

Multiple Choice

The view that having the strength to act in a particular way depends on people's beliefs that their actions will produce outcomes they find valuable and attractive is the basis of

• A) equity theory.
• B) attribution theory.
• C) expectancy theory.
• D) path-goal theory.

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Definitions:

Special Journals

Customized accounting journals used to categorize and record specific types of financial transactions efficiently.

Crossfooting

A method used in accounting to check the arithmetic accuracy of figures by adding columns of numbers both vertically and horizontally and comparing the totals.

Equality

In accounting, the concept that the sum of debits must equal the sum of credits in a transaction.

Subsidiary Ledger

A detailed ledger that contains all the transaction details of a specific account, which is summarized in the general ledger.