Increasing Output Without Increasing Costs Is Likely to Make Employees

question 24

Multiple Choice

Increasing output without increasing costs is likely to make employees:

• A) reduce the time they spend in detour behavior.
• B) unhappy that they are asked to work harder without additional pay.
• C) reject the principles of job enlargement and job enrichment.
• D) readily adopt the principles of job enlargement and job enrichment.

Comprehend the importance of learning processes in criminal behavior as explained by differential association and differential reinforcement theories.

Understand the concept and implications of reintegrative shaming in controlling deviance.

Identify different individual and societal responses to deviance as explained by various theorists.

Analyze the role of conventional societal bonds in preventing deviant behavior.

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Definitions:

Objectively

In a manner that is not influenced by personal feelings or opinions, based on facts.

Signaling Theory

A theory that explains how individuals or businesses convey information about themselves to differentiate from others, particularly in contexts of asymmetrical information.

Education

The process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits through various means such as teaching, training, storytelling, and discussion.

Productivity

The efficiency with which inputs, such as labor and capital, are converted into outputs, or goods and services.