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Business, 13.12.2019 03:31 azaz1819

Ruth, a cashier at a private bank, strongly believes that no matter how much effort she puts in or how many hours she works overtime, she will not be offered a promotion in the next 10 years. in this scenario, ruth's beliefs are in accordance with

a. equity theory
b. mcclelland's learned needs theory
c. expectancy theory
d. alderfer's erg theory

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