The Job Strain Model Suggests That

question 32

Multiple Choice

The job strain model suggests that:

• A) the combination of high job demand and high employee control lead to a high-strain job.
• B) low self-determination and self-reliance leads to a low-strain job.
• C) an active job is associated with high strain.
• D) the combination of high job demand and restricted job decision latitude leads to a high-strain job.

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Definitions:

Dominant Strategy

A strategy that yields the best outcome for a player, regardless of what strategies other players choose.

Duopoly

A market structure characterized by two dominant firms controlling the majority of the market share.

Natural Monopoly

A market structure where a single supplier is most efficient due to high fixed or start-up costs, often in industries like utilities.

Economies of Scale

The financial benefits businesses receive from their operational scale, where the cost for each unit produced tends to decrease as the scale of production increases since fixed costs are allocated over a greater quantity of output.