The Extent to Which Doing a Job Gives the Worker

question 3

Multiple Choice

The extent to which doing a job gives the worker direct and clear information about how well the worker is performing the job is known as:

• A) task identity.
• B) feedback.
• C) autonomy.
• D) task significance.
• E) skill variety.

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Definitions:

Weathering

The process by which rocks are broken down or chemically altered by external conditions on the Earth’s surface, including factors like wind, rain, and temperature changes.

Rotational Slide

A type of landslide that occurs along a curved surface, causing the land mass to rotate outward from the slope.

Debris Flow

A rapid downhill movement of a mixture of water, rock, soil, and organic matter, often triggered by heavy rain.

Rock Avalanche

A rapid, massive descent of rock debris and soil down a slope, often without a clear water component.