Employees Often Limit Their Output and Engage in Soldiering Because

question 31

Multiple Choice

Employees often limit their output and engage in soldiering because of the fear that if they exceed output levels this time,management will increase output goals for the next time period.This is called the:

• A)incentive effect.
• B)ratchet effect.
• C)benchmark effect.
• D)goal standard effect.

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Definitions:

Black Working Class

Refers to African American workers in various industries who are typically in non-managerial positions and have historically faced economic and social challenges.

Evaluative Conditioning

The process of altering an individual's emotional response to a stimulus by repeatedly pairing it with another stimulus that evokes a desired emotion.

Persuasive Conditioning

The use of classical conditioning techniques to alter attitudes or behaviors by associating a stimulus with positive or negative feelings.

Manipulative Conditioning

Refers to using operant conditioning techniques to manipulate behavior by controlling rewards and punishments.