When We Say That Rewards Should Be Contingent on the Needs

question 193

True/False

When we say that rewards should be contingent on the needs of the worker, we mean that workers with different needs may require different rewards.

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Definitions:

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An intense, irrational fear of snakes, often leading to avoidance behavior.

Significant Distress

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