The Expectation That a Person Has About Their Ability to Perform

question 9

Multiple Choice

The expectation that a person has about their ability to perform the tasks associated with a particular occupation is known as

• A)social desirability.
• B)egocentrism.
• C)self-efficacy.
• D)attribution bias.

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Definitions:

Control

The ability to shape or control the actions of others or the progression of events.

Extrinsic Rewards

Benefits and/or rewards that come from an external source, such as money, promotions, or praise.

Intrinsic Rewards

Intrinsic rewards are personal satisfactions and gratifications that one receives from the work itself, rather than from external rewards.

Control

The process of regulating organizational activities to make them consitent with the expectations established in plans, targets, and standards of performance.