If a Supervisor Can Successfully Get an Employee to Accept

question 9

Multiple Choice

If a supervisor can successfully get an employee to accept responsibility for carrying out a task, then the

• A) organization does not hold the supervisor accountable.
• B) supervisor gives up the responsibility for its completion.
• C) employee is left with little scope to improve his or her individual skills.
• D) employee and the supervisor become responsible for the work.

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Definitions:

Fear of Failure

An apprehension or anxiety about falling short of success or not meeting expectations in a given task or goal.

Inner Critic

The internal voice that critiques one’s actions or thoughts, often negatively impacting self-esteem.

Unique Identity

The distinctive combination of traits, qualities, and attributes that make an individual or entity different from others.

Life Stage

A phase in the human lifecycle characterized by unique developmental tasks, challenges, and opportunities.