The FIRO-B theory examines differences in how people relate to one another based on their needs to express and receive feelings of __________.

A) inclusion, control, and affection
B) status, control, and affiliation
C) power, achievement, and control
D) affection, nurturance, and affiliation
E) status, achievement, and power

FIRO-B Theory

A psychological theory that explains how interpersonal relationships influence individual behavior, focusing on the dimensions of inclusion, control, and affection.

Inclusion

Is the degree to which an organization’s culture respects and values diversity.

Affection

A feeling of fondness or tenderness towards someone or something; it represents warmth and care.