Job Specialization Increases Work Efficiency, and Tends to Increase Employee

question 119

True/False

Job specialization increases work efficiency, and tends to increase employee motivation.

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Definitions:

Reinforcement Schedules

The pattern according to which rewards are given in operant conditioning, influencing how quickly and robustly a behavior is learned.

Aversive Conditioning

A form of behavioral training where a negative stimulus is associated with undesirable behavior to reduce or eliminate that behavior.

Observing and Imitating

The learning process by which individuals replicate behaviors, actions, or attitudes witnessed in others.

Classical Conditioning

A learning process involving the repeated coupling of two stimuli which results in a response first elicited by the second stimulus but later elicited by the first stimulus alone.