The Descriptive Nature of Organizational Behavior Allows Researchers to

question 113

Multiple Choice

The descriptive nature of organizational behavior allows researchers to

• A)predict with certainty that changing a specific set of workplace variables will improve an individual's performance.
• B)suggest that certain general concepts or variables tend to relate to one another in a particular setting.
• C)prescribe the correct way to manage people.
• D)stabilize the complexities inherent in studying human behavior.
• E)increase the job satisfaction of nearly all workers.

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Definitions:

Intestines

Tubular sections of the digestive system extending from the stomach to the anus, divided into the small and large intestines, responsible for nutrient absorption and waste processing.

Nondisplaced Fracture

A type of bone fracture where the bone cracks either part or all of the way through but does not move and maintains proper alignment.

Bone Sections

Cut or sliced pieces of bone prepared for histological examination to study the structure and function of bones.

Separate

refers to dividing or causing to divide into parts or elements.