The Selection of an Instrument to Use in a Study

question 15

Multiple Choice

The selection of an instrument to use in a study is based on the following factors, except:

• A) the investigator's expertise with the instrument.
• B) the match between the instrument and the research question.
• C) what was used in the past.
• D) the question being asked.

Understand the principles behind job simplification and its outcomes on employee engagement and organizational efficiency.

Acknowledize the role of motivation theories in job design and performance appraisal.

Understand the principles and objectives of scientific management in job design.

Identify the key elements and limitations of job enrichment, job enlargement, and job rotation strategies in work design.

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Definitions:

Verbal Agreement

An oral contract that is formed through spoken communication rather than in writing, though its legal enforceability varies by jurisdiction.

Guarantee

A collateral promise (in writing) to answer for the debt of another (the principal debtor) if the debtor should default in payment.

Demand for Payment

A formal request issued by a creditor to a debtor requiring payment of an outstanding debt by a specific date.

Guarantee

A formal assurance or promise, typically in writing, that certain conditions will be fulfilled, including the quality and durability of a product or service.