Hunting in Both the Physical and Social Sciences

question 1

Multiple Choice

Hunting in both the physical and social sciences.may result in:

• A) searching the data for strange results
• B) searching the data for disconfirming results
• C) searching the extant literature for ideas
• D) the discarding of unanticipated results

Understand the distinction between Maslow's hierarchy of needs and other motivational models (e.g., McClelland's learned needs model, Herzberg's motivator-hygiene theory).

Know the process of motivation and the core phases involved in it.

Recognize the cultural variations in motivational models and their application in different cultural contexts.

Understand the concept of deficiency and growth needs within the context of Maslow's hierarchy.

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Definitions:

Punished Behaviors

Behaviors that have been discouraged or corrected through negative consequences or punishments.

Hazardous

Something that poses a risk or danger, potentially causing harm or adverse effects.

Punishment

A process in which a behavior is followed by a consequence that decreases the likelihood of that behavior's recurrence.

Suppressed

Prevented from being expressed or known, often referring to emotions, desires, or information that is intentionally kept from being disclosed or recognized.