Leadership Theories

In operant conditioning, reinforcement always leads to an increase in the behavior.

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According to Theory of Operant Conditioning, punishment is always a more effective way to change behavior than reinforcement.

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• False

Bloom's Taxonomy categorizes learning objectives into six levels of cognitive complexity.

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Bloom's Taxonomy (2001) emphasizes the importance of students passively receiving information

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• False

In Lewin’s Change Theory, the “unfreeze” stage involves reinforcing the existing behaviors rather than introducing change.

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The “refreeze” stage of Lewin’s Change Theory ensures that the new changes are stabilized and become the new norm within the organization.

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• False

In Social Learning Theory, an individual can learn new behaviors solely by being reinforced or punished for their actions.

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• False

According to Social Learning Theory, motivation plays a key role in whether individuals will imitate observed behaviors.

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• False

According to Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory, job satisfaction and dissatisfaction are influenced by the same factors.

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• False

Hygiene factors, according to Herzberg, can prevent job dissatisfaction but do not lead to job satisfaction.

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• False