Supervision in a Computerized Environment Is More Complex Than in a Manual

question 77

Multiple Choice

Supervision in a computerized environment is more complex than in a manual environment for all of the following reasons except

• A)rapid turnover of systems professionals complicates management's task of assessing the competence and honesty of prospective employees
• B)many systems professionals have direct and unrestricted access to the organization's programs and data
• C)rapid changes in technology make staffing the systems environment challenging
• D)systems professionals and their supervisors work at the same physical location

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Definitions:

Perception of Risk

An individual's assessment and understanding of the potential dangers or threats associated with a particular action or situation.

Emotion Influence

The impact emotions have on cognitive processes and behaviors, including decision-making, creativity, and interpersonal relationships.

Need for Achievement

The motivation to reach a significantly challenging goal, overcome obstacles, and exert a high standard of success in one's endeavors.

McClelland

Refers to David McClelland, a psychologist known for his work on motivation, notably the theory of Needs which includes the need for achievement, power, and affiliation.