The Descriptive Nature of Organizational Behavior Allows Researchers to

question 113

Multiple Choice

The descriptive nature of organizational behavior allows researchers to

• A)predict with certainty that changing a specific set of workplace variables will improve an individual's performance.
• B)suggest that certain general concepts or variables tend to relate to one another in a particular setting.
• C)prescribe the correct way to manage people.
• D)stabilize the complexities inherent in studying human behavior.
• E)increase the job satisfaction of nearly all workers.

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