According to the job characteristics model, what three psychological states of a jobholder result in motivated, satisfied, and productive employees?
A) meaningfulness of work, task significance, and autonomy
B) meaningfulness of work, responsibility for completion of a whole identifiable piece of work, and knowledge of work results
C) meaningfulness of work, responsibility for outcomes, and knowledge of work results
D) meaningfulness of work, responsibility for outcomes, and fair compensation

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The three psychological states that result in motivated, satisfied and productive employees, according to the job characteristics model are meaningfulness of work, responsibility for outcomes, and knowledge of work results. Autonomy, fair compensation or task significance are not included in the three key psychological states, although they may also contribute to a positive work environment.

According to the Job Characteristics Model, What Three Psychological States