Which Mode of Livelihood Has Characterized Most of Human Existence

question 18

Multiple Choice

Which mode of livelihood has characterized most of human existence?

• A)cannibalism
• B)pastoralism
• C)foraging
• D)agriculture
• E)horticulture

Explain the strategies for restoring equity as per Adams' theory of inequity.

Distinguish between various types of involvement based on the notion of social exchange in organizational settings.

Comprehend the role of personal needs and how they impact work behavior and motivation, including the need for affiliation.

Discuss the evolution of motivational theories and the emergence of new perspectives in the past decade.

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Definitions:

Necrosis

A form of cell injury which results in the premature death of cells in living tissue by autolysis.

Dissolution

The closing down or dismissal of an assembly, partnership, or official body, often referring to the legal termination of an organization’s existence.

Isomorphism

The process through which organizations in the same sector or field become increasingly similar in their structures, processes, and practices, often in response to regulatory, competitive, or cultural pressures.

Mimetic Isomorphism

A process by which organizations emulate others in their field or industry, often in response to uncertainty or to gain legitimacy.