In MBO, frustration-regression refers to the idea that an already satisfied lower-level need can be activated when a higher-level need cannot be satisfied.

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Alejandro Garcia Lozano · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  In MBO (Management by Objectives), frustration-regression does not refer to the activation of a lower-level need when a higher-level need cannot be satisfied. This concept is actually part of Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, not MBO. MBO focuses on setting clear, achievable objectives and working collaboratively to meet them.

In MBO, frustration-regression refers to the idea that an already satisfied lower-level need can be activated when a higher-level need cannot be satisfied.

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