In Herzberg's Work on the Two-Factor Theory, Respondents Were Asked

question 13

Multiple Choice

In Herzberg's work on the two-factor theory, respondents were asked to recall times in which they felt satisfied or dissatisfied. This approach is known as:

• A) Critical incident method
• B) Effort-performance relationship
• C) Bias suppression
• D) Reward-satisfaction relationship
• E) Valence

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Definitions:

Gross Investment

Refers to the total amount of investment in physical assets and capital expenditures made by businesses before accounting for depreciation.

Depreciation

The accounting method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life, reflecting wear and tear, obsolescence, or age.

Capital Stock

The total amount of physical and financial assets owned by a company or country, excluding liabilities.

Expected Rate Of Profit

The anticipated return on an investment, calculated based on the potential risks and rewards associated with the investment.