Early Users of Work Specialisation Early in the Twentieth Century

question 4

Multiple Choice

Early users of work specialisation early in the twentieth century found that the practice ultimately resulted in ________.

• A)better communication among employees
• B)huge and permanent productivity gains
• C)bored workers with low morale
• D)higher profits and better employee morale

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Definitions:

Health Psychology

A field of psychology focused on understanding how biological, psychological, and social factors influence health and illness.

Psychosomatic Medicine

A branch of medicine dealing with the interaction between psychological processes and physical disorders.

Behavioural Medicine

Application of the methods of behaviour modification to the treatment or prevention of disease—for example, the use of psychological techniques to control pain in patients undergoing medical procedures, or interventions to improve the diabetics’ ability to control their blood glucose.

Psychosocial Variables

Factors that involve both psychological and social aspects affecting an individual's behavior and thoughts.