var imgSrc = "http://www.mcgrawhill.ca/college/olcsupport/mcshane6e/selfassess/";
// ---------------------------------------
var ansWin = null;
var qCount = 12;
// ---------------------------------------
function WriteResponse(content) {
if (ansWin && !ansWin.closed) {
ansWin.close()
}
ansWin = window.open("","","toolbar=NO,location=NO,resizable,scrollbars,width=650,height=450");
ansWin.document.write(content);
ansWin.document.close();
}
// ---------------------------------------
function GradeAssess(theForm) {
// add all the values
var cntlname; var cont; var atotal = 0
for (var i = 0; i < qCount; i++) {
cntlname = "pd"+ (i+1);
cont = theForm[cntlname].options[theForm[cntlname].selectedIndex].value;
if (cont == 99) {
alert("One or more questions are unanswered. Please complete the form and try again.");
return false;
}
atotal += (cont/1);
}
var llabel = "" + "12";
var rlabel = "" + "60";
var top1 = "Low growth needs 12-29"
var top2 = "Moderate growth needs 30-42"
var top3 = "High growth needs 43-60"
var rsp = "";
rsp += BeginPage();
rsp += MakeTable(12,60,atotal,llabel,rlabel,top1,top2,top3,18,13,17);
rsp += GetFeedback1();
rsp += EndPage();
WriteResponse(rsp);
return false;
}
// ---------------------------------------
function GetFeedback1() {
var winCode = "
Understanding Your Score on the Growth Need Strength Scale
This well-known scale estimates the strength of your growth needs. ERG theory groups human needs into three broad categories: existence, relatedness, and growth. The theory proposes that people are motivated simultaneously by more than one need level. However, growth needs dominate our motivation only after existence and relatedness needs have been reasonably fulfilled. Growth need strength indicates the strength of your growth needs, including self-esteem, personal achievement, self-actualization. Although organizational behaviour scholars now doubt that people have a pre-determined needs hierarchy, it is well established that we do have growth needs. Scores on the Growth Need Strength Scale can range from 12 to 60. Higher scores indicate that you have a higher growth need strength (i.e stronger growth needs). As the graph shows, total score below 30 indicates a relatively low growth need strength, whereas a score above 42 indicates a relatively high growth need strength.
\n";
return winCode
}
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function MakeTable(datamin,datamax,dscore,ll,lr,lt1,lt2,lt3,bl1,bl2,bl3) {
// bl1 + bl2 + bl3 should equal spread
var spread = datamax - datamin;
var maxwidth = 550;
var dfactor = (maxwidth - (maxwidth%spread))/spread;
var gwidth = spread * dfactor;
var gscore = (dscore - datamin) * dfactor;
var ptrloc = gscore - 7;
var ptricon;
if ( (ptrloc) < 0 ) {
ptricon = "redpointerleft.gif\" width=\"8\"";
ptrloc = gscore
} else {
if ( (ptrloc + 15) > gwidth ) {
ptricon = "redpointerright.gif\" width=\"8\"";
ptrloc = gscore - 8
} else {
ptricon = "redpointer.gif\" width=\"15\""
}
}
// var padder = 0;
var bar1 = bl1*dfactor;
var bar2 = bl2*dfactor;
var bar3 = gwidth - (bar1 + bar2);
var winCode = "
" + lt1 + "
" + lt2 + "
" + lt3 + "
" + ll + "
" + lr + "
";
winCode += "
Your score was " + dscore + ". The range of possible scores is from " + datamin + " to " + datamax + ".