Working Knowledge, the Knowledge Necessary to Do a Job, Is

question 29

Multiple Choice

Working knowledge, the knowledge necessary to do a job, is

• A)knowledge obtained in formal training programs.
• B)tacit knowledge learned from work experience only (most formal knowledge is unnecessary).
• C)formal knowledge and tacit knowledge combined.
• D)determined by management.
• E)common sense.

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Definitions:

Crowd Psychology

The study of how individual behavior is influenced by large groups of people, including the way emotions and behaviors can be contagious.

Social Identities

The portion of an individual's self-concept derived from perceived membership in social groups, such as national, cultural, religious, or occupational groups.

Spread of Rumors

The process by which unverified information is circulated among people, often leading to misinformation or misunderstanding.

Anxious

Feeling anxiety or distress, especially when facing an upcoming event or dealing with something that has an unsure result.