The Tendency to Impose Our Own Values, Inclinations, Expectations, and Experiences

question 4

Multiple Choice

The tendency to impose our own values, inclinations, expectations, and experiences onto an event to help make sense of it derives from:

• A) Biases and value judgments
• B) Lack of inquiry
• C) Problems with observations
• D) Overgeneralization

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Definitions:

Skill Variety

The degree to which a job requires a range of different skills and talents.

Job Enlargement

The process of increasing the range and variety of tasks that an employee performs in a job to enhance job satisfaction and productivity.

Growth Need Strength

Reflects an individual's desire for personal achievement, self-improvement, and professional development.

Autonomy

The degree to which a job provides an employee with independence and discretion to schedule their work and determine how it is done.