When a Job Requires Excessive Work Speed, Output, or Concentration

question 56

Multiple Choice

When a job requires excessive work speed, output, or concentration, the worker may experience

• A) job intensity.
• B) work overload.
• C) job uncertainty.
• D) technostress.

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Definitions:

Chances

Chances refer to the possibility or probability of something happening, often expressed in terms of likelihood or risk.

Not Be

Expresses negation, absence, or the non-existence of something or someone.

Compatible Events

Events in probability that can occur together without contradiction; they are not mutually exclusive.

Disjunction

A logical operator that yields true if either or both of the operands are true.