An individual's perceived probability that a particular level of effort will result in a particular level of performance refers to the:
A)E-to-P need.
B)EP-to-PO outcome.
C)E-to-V expectancy.
D)E-to-P expectancy.
E)EV-to-PE outcome.

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The described concept refers to E-to-P expectancy, which is the belief that a certain level of effort will result in a certain level of performance. Option A, E-to-P need, is not a recognized psychological term. Option B, EP-to-PO outcome, is not a commonly used term in expectancy theory. Option C, E-to-V expectancy, refers to the belief that a certain level of effort will result in a certain level of attainment of a specific outcome or reward, rather than performance. Option E, EV-to-PE outcome, is not a recognized term in expectancy theory.

An Individual's Perceived Probability That a Particular Level of Effort