Proponents of the motivational View of Achievement (For Example McClelland)

question 8

Multiple Choice

Proponents of the motivational view of achievement (for example McClelland) believe that

• A) achievement motivation is a learned motive
• B) the pride stemming from one's noteworthy accomplishments is what reinforces achievement behavior
• C) people strive to achieve in order to win others' approval or to avoid others' disapproval
• D) achievement motivation is a learned motive and the pride stemming from one's noteworthy accomplishments is what reinforces achievement behavior
• E) achievement motivation is a learned motive and people strive to achieve in order to win others' approval or to avoid others' disapproval

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Definitions:

Marginal Cost

The rise in expense associated with the production of an extra good or service unit.

Marginal Rate of Substitution

The measure of how much of one good a consumer can give up in favor of another, without impacting their level of well-being.

Socially Efficient

A situation in which an outcome benefits society as a whole and resources are allocated in the most beneficial manner from a societal perspective.

Marginal Cost

The increase in total cost that arises from producing one extra unit of a good or service.