If an Employee Does Not Exhibit a Desired Behavior, a Manager

question 56

Multiple Choice

If an employee does not exhibit a desired behavior, a manager might use ________.

• A) positive reinforcement by reducing the threat of a punishment
• B) disappearance to make a behavior disappear
• C) negative reinforcement to increase the recurrence of the behavior
• D) shaping to guide the employee to learn the desired behavior

Comprehend the difference between experimental and correlational research designs.

Identify the role of sample representativeness in research and the implications of biased samples.

Recognize the terms "incidence" and "prevalence" in epidemiological research and their significance.

Understand the concept of a third variable problem in correlational research.

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Definitions:

Deductions

Amounts subtracted from gross income to reduce taxable income, including expenses, allowances, or certain types of losses.

Payroll Deductions

Amounts subtracted from an employee's gross pay for taxes, insurance, retirement contributions, and other mandatory or voluntary expenses.

Pension Contributions

Funds put into a pension plan by individuals or employers intended to finance retirement benefits.

Health Contributions

Payments made towards health insurance or healthcare services, often deducted from an employee's salary or made by employers.