The Difficulty in Measuring Productivity Is Largely Due to

question 59

Multiple Choice

The difficulty in measuring productivity is largely due to

• A)IT creating intangible benefits.
• B)the intangible benefits of IT in an increasingly service -based economy.
• C)an increasingly service -based economy.
• D)the difficulty of measuring intangible benefits.
• E)the lack of measuring tools.

Comprehend the process of making causal attributions and differentiating between dispositional and situational factors.

Describe the covariation model and how it supports attribution theory.

Recognize the influence of correspondent inference and the conditions under which it occurs.

Learn about the role and explanation of naivety in scientific analysis within attribution theory.

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