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Quiz 9: The Workplace Today Apos S Challenges
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Question 41
Essay
Give an example of legitimate, and an example of illegitimate, organizational influence over the individual.
Question 42
True/False
No set of assumptions about human nature is absolutely correct or incorrect, nor is there one perfectly right way to manage.
Question 43
True/False
The breaking up of jobs into smaller and smaller units, with each worker performing fewer tasks but repeating them thousands of times a day, has contributed to health problems in manufacturing.
Question 44
Essay
Different management theories rest on different theories of human nature. Which is the correct theory of human nature?
Question 45
Essay
Should one's personal sexual conduct be taken into consideration for any professional job? If no, why not? If so, what job and why?
Question 46
True/False
Parental leave and flexible work arrangements always hurt the bottom line, however much they may benefit parents.
Question 47
Essay
Do workplace accidents "just happen"?
Question 48
True/False
One study suggests a positive correlation between job satisfaction and longevity.
Question 49
True/False
In 1928, U.S. Supreme Court Judge Louis D. Brandeis described the right to privacy, or "the right to be left alone," as "the right most valued by men."
Question 50
Essay
Explain one of the criticisms of personality tests in the workplace.
Question 51
True/False
An early 1970s government survey of worker dissatisfaction identified the lack of opportunities to be one's own boss as one of the three chief sources of worker dissatisfaction.
Question 52
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Suppose that a company has 1,000 workers, 20 of whom are thieves. Suppose, too, that a polygraph test is 95 percent accurate. If the company subjects all its employees to a polygraph test, how many thieves will be identified? How many innocent employees will be wrongly identified as thieves?
Question 53
Essay
Informed consent requires that two criteria be met. What are these criteria? Briefly describe each of the criteria.
Question 54
True/False
OSHA requires safeguards whether or not they are "feasible."
Question 55
Short Answer
The text states that in the 1970s, "the government conducted a study of work in America ... [and] identified three chief sources of worker dissatisfaction." What are these three sources of worker dissatisfaction?