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A) responsibility for outcomes.
B) knowledge of results.
C) meaningfulness of work.
D) variety.
E) identity.
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A) responsibility for outcomes.
B) significance.
C) autonomy.
D) identity.
E) feedback.
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A) feedback.
B) significance.
C) meaningfulness of work.
D) autonomy.
E) identity.
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A) structured and unstructured.
B) cognition and affect.
C) schemas and rules.
D) positive and negative.
E) semi-structured and unstructured.
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A) III.
B) VII.
C) IV.
D) I.
E) VI.
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A) Supervision
B) Coworkers
C) Pay
D) Promotions
E) Altruism
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A) low identity.
B) low significance.
C) high autonomy.
D) high significance.
E) high variety.
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A) Value-percept theory describes the central characteristics of intrinsically satisfying jobs.
B) Value-percept theory implies that perceptions of the work environment are unrelated to job satisfaction.
C) Value-percept theory suggests that satisfied employees are becoming more and more rare.
D) Value-percept theory suggests that people evaluate job satisfaction according to specific "facets" of the job.
E) Value-percept theory implies that moral causes and gaining fame and prestige are relevant in all jobs.
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A) moderate weak
B) moderate
C) strong
D) weak positive
E) weak negative
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