Most Employees Who Use Flextime Prefer to Work Independently of Others

question 246

True/False

Most employees who use flextime prefer to work independently of others. In order to accommodate this preference, businesses permit them to clock in and out as they wish, as long as they put in the necessary 40-hour work week. On some days, they may arrive at 6:00 a.m., while on other days they may decide to come in at noon.

Appreciate the psychological mechanisms behind the autokinetic effect as an example of informational influence.

Comprehend the importance of social roles and identity in conformity and compliance.

Identify strategies to defend against undue social influence.

Understand how labeling and commitment strategies are used in persuasion.