Policies That Make It More Difficult to Fire an Employee

question 92

Multiple Choice

Policies that make it more difficult to fire an employee are likely to:

• A)lead to greater unemployment,because employers will be more hesitant to hire someone.
• B)lead to greater unemployment,because employees will quit more often.
• C)lead to less unemployment,because everyone will value their job more.
• D)lead to less unemployment,because employers will not be able to fire as many people.

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

An educational technique that pairs two stimuli together repeatedly; a response that at first occurs due to the second stimulus alone eventually results from the first stimulus.

Social Learning Theory

The theory emphasizing that learning occurs within a social context, and knowledge is acquired through observing others in the social environment.

Observational Learning

A method of gaining behaviors by observing and mimicking the actions of others.

Operant Conditioning

A method of learning that employs rewards and punishments for behavior, leading to changes in voluntary behavior.