A Contribution of Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory Is That It

question 17

Multiple Choice

A contribution of Herzberg's two-factor theory is that it

• A)distinguishes between the need for power versus achievement.
• B)reminds managers to focus on intrinsic as well as extrinsic rewards.
• C)illustrates that needs have to be satisfied in a specific order.
• D)proves that human wants are intrinsically insatiable.
• E)suggests that job design is of little consequence to employee motivation.

Grasp the consequences and ethical considerations of whistle-blowing.

Recognize the ethical use of corporate resources and intellectual property.

Identify guidelines for the ethical use of social media in a professional context.

Understand the concept of utility in ethical decision-making.

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Definitions:

Swiftness

The quality of moving quickly or the ability to act or respond in a fast manner.

Cloward

Refers to Richard Cloward, a sociologist known for his work on the theory of structural strain in causing delinquency and crime.

Illegitimate Opportunity

refers to opportunities for crime that are available to people because of their position or environment, often seen in social learning theory.

Social Controls

Mechanisms, strategies, and techniques societies or groups use to maintain order, enforce norms, and regulate behavior.