The Alternation Model Suggests That It Is Possible for an Individual

question 5

Multiple Choice

The alternation model suggests that it is possible for an individual to deal with multiple identities by understanding the cultural assumptions that guide behaviour and, using this knowledge, to think and behave in line with relevant cultural orientations depending on the situation. As a result, ______.

• A) it is not possible for an individual to have a sense of belonging in two cultures without compromising his or her sense of cultural identity.
• B) it is possible for an individual to have a sense of belonging in two cultures without compromising his or her sense of cultural identity.
• C) individuals have to choose one identity and stick to it at all times
• D) individuals end up without any clear cultural identity.

Understand the different theories of motivation and how they relate to pay systems.

Identify and define different types of compensation, including financial and nonfinancial.

Recognize the importance of real wage increases and how they are calculated.

Understand the role and implications of expectancy theory in designing effective pay systems.

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Definitions:

Pricing Strategies

Various approaches businesses use to set prices for their products or services to maximize profitability and meet market demand.

Perishable

Describes products or services that have a limited life span or expiry date, after which they are no longer usable or valuable.

Empowerment Gap

The disparity between groups in their access to resources and opportunities that allow for empowerment and decision-making.

Service Gap

Results when a service fails to meet the expectations that customers have about how it should be delivered.