Output Standards Differ from Input Standards in That Output Standards

question 106

Multiple Choice

Output standards differ from input standards in that output standards measure _____.

• A) work efforts
• B) actual outcomes
• C) efficiency in the use of resources
• D) conformance with rules
• E) work attendance

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Definitions:

Moving Towards

A psychological mechanism where an individual engages or aligns with people, tasks, or situations as a way of coping or adapting.

Sensory Information

Data received through the senses such as sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste, which is then interpreted by the brain.

Constancy

In psychology, the quality of perceiving familiar objects as having constant shape, size, and color regardless of changes in perspective, distance, or lighting.

Perceptual Constancy

The psychological feature that allows individuals to perceive objects as unchanging despite changes in sensory input such as lighting, distance, or angle.