The Interdisciplinary Approach to Job Design by Michael Campion and Paul

question 80

Multiple Choice

The interdisciplinary approach to job design by Michael Campion and Paul Thayer does not emphasize social aspects of the work environment because:

• A)social dimensions are too difficult to measure accurately
• B)social dimensions have not been able to predict very accurately how individuals respond to job characteristics
• C)no one approach can solve all performance problems caused by poorly designed jobs
• D)poorly designed jobs need a biological approach and the emphasis on the physical aspect of the job

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Definitions:

Objects

Physical items that occupy space and have properties that can be perceived by the senses.

Shape Constancy

The perceptual phenomenon whereby the perceived shape of an object remains constant even when its orientation to the viewer changes.

Rectangular Structure

A three-dimensional shape or building feature that is defined by having four sides and four angles, typically with two pairs of parallel and equal sides.

Proximity

Refers to the physical closeness between people, objects, or locations, influencing social interactions and relationships.