The ___ States That a Satisfied Need Is not a Motivator

question 64

Multiple Choice

The ___ states that a satisfied need is not a motivator of behaviour.

• A) expectancy theory
• B) progression principle
• C) self-efficacy theory
• D) deficit principle
• E) frustration-regression principle

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Definitions:

Footing

An accounting term referring to the final total that appears at the bottom of a column of numbers or the process of adding up figures in a column.

Cross-footing

A method used in accounting to check the arithmetic accuracy of accounts by comparing the sums of the totals in the opposite directions.

Special Journals

Special journals are accounting tools used to record specific types of transactions in a more efficient manner, such as sales, purchases, cash receipts, and disbursements.

Monthly

Pertaining to or occurring once every month.