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Going Beyond Testing the Null Hypothesis Cohen persuasively argued that we should supplement probability values for rejecting the null hypothesis with
Job Enrichment
The process of making a job more rewarding, stimulating, and satisfying by adding more meaningful tasks and duties.
Frederick Herzberg
A psychologist best known for developing the Motivation-Hygiene Theory which distinguishes between motivators that increase job satisfaction and hygiene factors that can prevent dissatisfaction.
Good Job
A commendation for work or tasks that have been performed well, often reflecting satisfaction with the effort or outcomes.
High Performance
Achieving significantly better outcomes or results than average, often through exceptional efficiency, productivity, or quality.
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