Input Standards Differ from Output Standards in That Input Standards

question 7

Multiple Choice

Input standards differ from output standards in that input standards measure _____.

• A) actual outcomes
• B) earnings per share
• C) work results
• D) work efforts
• E) error rates

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Definitions:

Learning

A relatively permanent change in behavior potential that occurs as a result of experience.

Learned Helplessness

A scenario in which an individual is plagued by feelings of helplessness, caused by either a distressing event or repeated failures to accomplish their goals.

Seligman

Known for his work on learned helplessness and its connection to depression, proposing that it results from a perceived lack of control over the outcome of a situation.

Concept

An abstract idea or a mental symbol used to represent something that is recognized and understood based on specific characteristics.