A Functional Structure Differs from a Simple Structure in That

question 40

Multiple Choice

A functional structure differs from a simple structure in that a functional structure:

• A) does not require an organizational chart.
• B) relies on a formal system of division of labor.
• C) promotes informal distribution of tasks amongst employees.
• D) tends to have very few rules and regulations.
• E) tends to use an informal process of evaluating and rewarding employee performance.

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Definitions:

Contingency Table

A tabular method to display the frequency distribution of variables along with their joint distribution.

Contingency Table

A type of table used in statistics to summarize the relationship between two categorical variables, showing the frequency of various combinations of outcomes.

Nominal Variables

Variables that represent categories with no intrinsic ordering or hierarchy, such as gender, nationality, or brand.

Null Hypothesis

In statistics, a statement suggesting that there is no significant effect or difference, and any observed deviation is due to random chance.