Indirect Benefits Are Difficult to Quantify Because

question 1

Multiple Choice

Indirect benefits are difficult to quantify because

• A) their occurrence may be less certain
• B) indirect revenue enhancements result from direct benefits
• C) their dollar value cannot be determined
• D) the HRIS does not contain the necessary data

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Definitions:

Subjective Norms

The perceived social pressure to perform or not perform a particular behavior, influenced by the beliefs about what important others think one should do.

Predictors

Factors that can be used to forecast the likelihood of a future event or outcome, often based on statistical analysis.

Self-Efficacy Theory

A theory that focuses on the belief in one's capabilities to organize and execute the courses of action required to manage prospective situations.

Health Behaviors

Actions taken by individuals that affect health positively or negatively, like exercise or smoking.