In Learning Algorithms, Error Signals Do NOT

question 34

Multiple Choice

In learning algorithms, error signals do NOT:

• A) come from an external source
• B) cause a decrease in the node's connections to the other nodes that led to the error
• C) allow an entire network to make use of feedback
• D) affect only the node that directly led to the error

Comprehend the process theories of work motivation and factors influencing work motivation.

Identify and explain the factors that influence supervisor's attributions regarding employee performance.

Understand the role of task identity in job satisfaction according to Hackman and Oldham's model.

Recognize the processes of selective and social perception in organizational settings.

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Definitions:

Externally Imposed Goals

Objectives or targets set by outside entities, such as regulators or parent companies, that an organization needs to achieve.

Supervisors

Individuals in a position of authority responsible for overseeing the work of others and ensuring tasks are completed effectively.

Adequately Supported

Refers to having sufficient resources, information, and encouragement to effectively complete tasks or achieve goals.

Vicarious Modelling

A process in psychological and behavioral theory where individuals learn new behaviors or skills by observing others, without direct personal experience.