How Does the Mechanistic Approach Differ from the Motivation Approach

question 78

Multiple Choice

How does the mechanistic approach differ from the motivation approach?

• A)The mechanistic approach seeks to empower individual workers.
• B)The motivational approach designs jobs that are repetitive and mundane.
• C)Workers in organizations that follow mechanistic approach can be easily replaced.
• D)Workers in organizations that follow the motivational approach have lesser autonomy.
• E)The organizations that follow the mechanistic approach are highly dependent on individual workers.

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Definitions:

P(B)

P(B) denotes the probability of an event B occurring in the context of probability theory and statistics.

Mutually Exclusive

Describes two events that cannot occur at the same time. The occurrence of one event means the other cannot occur.

Independent Events

Two or more events where the occurrence of one event does not affect the probability of the other events occurring.

Dependent Events

Events whose occurrence or outcome is influenced by another event happening.