Job Specialization Increases Training Costs and Makes It More Difficult

question 83

True/False

Job specialization increases training costs and makes it more difficult for companies to match employee aptitudes to jobs for which they are best suited.

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Definitions:

Discounting Positives

A cognitive bias where individuals disregard or minimize positive information, experiences, or attributes about themselves.

Repeated Role-play

The continuous practice of acting out roles in a controlled setting to improve skills, behaviors, or emotional responses.

Perceptual Responses

Reactions or interpretations based on the perception of stimuli, including how individuals see, hear, feel, taste, or smell various inputs.

Modification of Perceptions

The process of changing how one interprets or views situations, events, or stimuli, often to reduce stress or negative emotions.