The Theory That Distinguishes Between Needs Related to the Work

question 15

Multiple Choice

The theory that distinguishes between needs related to the work itself from those related to the context of the work is:

• A) Maslow's hierarchy theory.
• B) inequity theory.
• C) Herzberg's motivator-hygiene theory.
• D) McClelland's needs theory.
• E) equity theory.

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Definitions:

Expected to Stay

An estimation of the duration or likelihood that an individual or item remains in a particular state or location.

M/D/1

M/D/1 is a queueing model designation indicating a system with a Poisson arrival process (M), deterministic service times (D), a single server (1), and exponential service times.

Constant Service Time

A situation where the time required to serve a customer or complete a process is the same each time, allowing for predictable scheduling and planning.

Units Arrive

The process of inventory or goods being delivered or reaching a specified location within a supply chain.