One Practical Application of McClelland's Theory Would Be to

question 61

Multiple Choice

One practical application of McClelland's theory would be to

• A) match workers' motivational profiles to the requirements of particular jobs.
• B) make certain that lower-level needs of workers are satisfied.
• C) determine the necessary monetary rewards for different workers.
• D) All of the above

Recognize the diversity and inclusion challenges and opportunities within apprenticeship programs.

Grasp the principles and effectiveness of job instruction training and its integration with behavior modeling.

Differentiate between on-the-job, off-the-job, and blended training based on needs and objectives.

Comprehend the key components and practices of successful mentoring programs including evaluation and the roles mentors play.

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