In Repetitive Jobs, the Positive Effect of Higher Proficiency Is

question 59

Multiple Choice

In repetitive jobs, the positive effect of higher proficiency is easily offset by the negative effect of lower attentiveness and motivation caused by:

• A)poor management.
• B)inefficient reward systems.
• C)tedious work patterns.
• D)disassociated job incumbents.
• E)competition between co-workers for status.

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Definitions:

Tone

The attitude or emotional quality conveyed by an author or speaker through word choice and writing style.

Explicit Attitude

A clearly expressed or openly declared view or stance on a particular topic or issue.

Credibility

The perceived reliability and truthfulness of an individual or entity, often grounded in their track record and expertise.

Straightforward Negative

Direct and uncomplicated communication that conveys negative information or feedback.