Procedures Differ from Instructions in That the Reader of the Procedure

question 4

Multiple Choice

Procedures differ from instructions in that the reader of the procedure

• A)already knows how to perform the tasks outlined in the procedure.
• B)needs detailed performance instructions.
• C)knows the order in which to complete tasks, or how to coordinate with other members of a work team.
• D)works as a member of a task-oriented team.

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Definitions:

Bravado

A display of boldness or swagger intended to impress or intimidate, often without the intention or ability to follow through.

Responsibility

The state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something, holding a duty to deal with tasks or care for someone.

Power Distant Cultures

Societies that maintain a significant level of inequality in power distribution among their members, often accepting hierarchical relationships as a cultural norm.

Hierarchy

A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.