What Did One Research Study on Computer Programmers Suggest About

question 77

Multiple Choice

What did one research study on computer programmers suggest about what programmers wanted to be rewarded for and what managers thought programmers wanted to be rewarded for?

• A)Their views were different-programmers valued rewards that were controlled by the organization,for example,salary.
• B)Their views were the same.
• C)Their views were different-programmers valued rewards that were controlled by their immediate supervisors,for example,praise.
• D)Their views were the same-programmers and bosses valued rewards that were controlled by the institution.

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Definitions:

Test-retest Reliability

The consistency of a test's results when administered to the same individuals at different points in time.

Normal Curve

A bell-shaped curve that represents the distribution of scores on many psychological tests, where most scores are near the average and few are very high or very low.

Raw Scores

The original, unmodified scores obtained directly from a test or assessment before any adjustments or conversions are applied.

Normal Curve

A bell-shaped curve that represents the distribution of scores on many psychological tests where most occurrences take place in the middle of the distribution.