When a Single Fact Is So Significant That If It

question 5

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When a single fact is so significant that if it were changed, the outcome of the case would change, it is referred to as a primary key fact.

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Definitions:

Holland Scales

A theory and set of measures developed by psychologist John L. Holland that classify people's preferences for particular environments and careers into six types.

Big Five Dimension

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Organizational Citizenship

Behaviors by employees that are beneficial to the organization but are not formally recognized by the organizational reward system.

Workplace Behavior

Patterns of action by individuals in an organizational setting that directly or indirectly influences their effectiveness and productivity.