From the Worker's Perspective, an Output-Based Pay System Has the Advantage

question 97

Multiple Choice

From the worker's perspective, an output-based pay system has the advantage of:

• A)linking pay more directly to effort.
• B)keeping earnings stable.
• C)keeping pay totally in the worker's control.
• D)minimizing the temptation to work harder for more money.
• E)keeping effort from influencing pay.

Analyze the factors that influence high-performance work systems.

Identify and justify the costs associated with the instructional systems design (ISD) model steps to senior management.

Differentiate between training and development.

Explain the instructional systems design (ISD) model and its importance in training program planning.

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Definitions:

Abnormal Behavior

Patterns of emotion, thought, or action deemed pathological for one of several reasons, including statistical rarity, violation of norms, or personal distress.

Operant Conditioning

A form of associative learning in which the consequences of a behavior change the probability of the behavior’s occurrence.

Organic Causes

refers to physical or biological factors that lead to medical conditions, as opposed to psychological or environmental factors.

Self-Esteem

The subjective evaluation of one's own worth, including feelings of confidence and respect for oneself.