Tyson Foods' Practice of Adding Value to Its Chicken Products

question 91

Multiple Choice

Tyson Foods' practice of adding value to its chicken products by deboning,skinning,bite-sizing,or pre-cooking them is an example of a:

• A)cost leadership strategy.
• B)differentiation strategy.
• C)focus strategy.
• D)concentration strategy.

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Definitions:

McClelland's Model

A motivational theory that identifies three primary drivers of human behavior: the needs for achievement, power, and affiliation.

Self-Motivated High Achievers

Self-motivated high achievers are individuals who show a high degree of drive and initiative, striving for success and excellence in their endeavors without the need for external motivation.

Immediate Feedback

Prompt and direct response or evaluation following an action, endeavor, or performance.

McClelland's Model

A psychological theory that identifies three primary motivators in people: the need for achievement, the need for affiliation, and the need for power.