An Inflated View of Abilities and Desirable Characteristics Is Referred

question 75

Multiple Choice

An inflated view of abilities and desirable characteristics is referred to as

• A)self-deceptive happiness.
• B)life satisfaction.
• C)subjective well-being.
• D)positive illusions.

---

Definitions:

Japanese Management

A unique style of corporate management originating in Japan, emphasizing consensus, long-term employment, slow decision-making processes, and strong loyalty to the company.

Narrow Job Classifications

The practice of defining job roles and responsibilities in a highly specific and restricted manner.

Flexibility

The ability to adapt to new, different, or changing requirements, conditions, or situations.

Employee Involvement

The active engagement and participation of employees in decision-making processes within their workplace, aiming to improve job satisfaction, productivity, and the quality of work life.