Studies Have Generally Found That Compared to Out-Group Members, In-Group

question 83

Multiple Choice

Studies have generally found that compared to out-group members, in-group members

• A) complain more because they have access to the leader.
• B) tend to have higher levels of performance and satisfaction.
• C) are responsible for nearly all new product developments.
• D) make more ethical decisions.
• E) are absent more often, but get more work done when they attend.

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Definitions:

Job Enlargement

Increases task variety by combining into one job two or more tasks previously assigned to separate workers.

Task Variety

The degree to which a job involves a range of different activities requiring different skills.

Separate Workers

The process or policy of keeping workers apart from each other, possibly based on roles, tasks, or certain conditions.

Abdication

The act of formally relinquishing responsibility or authority over something.