Observing People and Asking Them Questions Are the Two Principal

question 90

Multiple Choice

Observing people and asking them questions are the two principal ways to obtain

• A) external secondary data.
• B) internal secondary data.
• C) primary data.
• D) experimental independent variables.
• E) nonprobability data.

Identify which Big Five personality dimensions predict work performance and job satisfaction.

Recognize various career paths and their corresponding vocational interests according to the Oregon Vocational Interest Scales and Holland's RIASEC model.

Understand the concept of organizational citizenship behavior and its significance in the workplace.

Define counterproductive workplace behavior and distinguish examples of such behavior.