It Is Often Difficult to Maintain Feelings of Equity Among

question 140

Multiple Choice

It is often difficult to maintain feelings of equity among employees because:

• A)most employees feel inequitably treated no matter how much they receive for their work effort.
• B)the equity theory model does not apply to non-management employees.
• C)most employees don't know about feelings of equity.
• D)each employee has different opinions regarding which inputs should be rewarded and which outcomes are more valuable than others.
• E)All of the answers are correct.

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Definitions:

Member Operator

Operators used in object-oriented languages to access the properties or methods of an object or class.

Structure Pointer Operator

The arrow (->) operator in C and C++, used to access members of a structure through a pointer to the structure.

Equal Precedence

A term used in programming to describe operators that have the same level of priority in the order of evaluation.

Member Operator

This usually refers to operators that access elements or functions within structured data types, like the dot (.) operator in C++ used for object members.