By Asking a Single Direct Question (Such as "How Satisfied

question 33

Multiple Choice

By asking a single direct question (such as "How satisfied are you with your job?") ,job satisfaction surveys tend to:

• A)underestimate the true level of job satisfaction among employees.
• B)measure organizational commitment rather than job satisfaction.
• C)overestimate the true level of job satisfaction among employees.
• D)confuse people who are completing the survey.
• E)provide a better estimate of job satisfaction than if the survey asked several questions.

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Definitions:

Short-Run Benefits

Advantages or gains received in the immediate future, often without consideration for long-term implications.

Economic Thinking

The process of making decisions based on the efficient allocation of scarce resources.

Personal Benefits

Are advantages or favorable outcomes that accrue directly to an individual as a result of their actions or decisions.

Public Sector

The part of the economy composed of both public services and public enterprises, owned and operated by the government.