The _____ States That a Need Does Not Become Activated

question 26

Multiple Choice

The _____ states that a need does not become activated until the next-lower-level need is already satisfied.

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

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Definitions:

Malfunctioning

The failure of a system, device, or component to perform its required operational function.

Pathogens Transmission

The process by which infectious agents, such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, are spread from one person, animal, or object to another.

Insufficient Hand Hygiene

Inadequate practices in cleaning hands, which can lead to the spread of infections and increased health risks.

Contaminated Blood Products

This term describes blood products, such as plasma or red blood cells, which are tainted with pathogens or unwanted substances, leading to potential risks when transfused.