Proponents of the behavioral View of Achievement (For Example, Vaughn

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Multiple Choice

Proponents of the behavioral view of achievement (for example, Vaughn Crandall) believe that

• A) achievement is best viewed as a class of instrumental responses rather than an internal drive for competence
• B) the pride stemming from one's noteworthy accomplishments is what reinforces achievement behavior
• C) people strive to match exacting standards in order to win others' approval or to avoid others' disapproval
• D) achievement is best viewed as a class of instrumental responses rather than an internal drive for competence and the pride stemming from one's noteworthy accomplishments is what reinforces achievement behavior
• E) achievement is best viewed as a class of instrumental responses rather than an internal drive for competence and people strive to match exacting standards in order to win others' approval or to avoid others' disapproval

Evaluate the financial health and performance through analysis of the statement of cash flows.

Understand how dividends and interest affect cash flows and their classification.

Illustrate the importance of the statement of cash flows in financial analysis and decision-making.

Understand the concept of cash flows and its classification (operating, investing, and financing activities).

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