The critical psychological states of the job characteristics theory include all of the following EXCEPT
A) knowledge of results.
B) individual perceptions that the job is valuable and worthwhile.
C) experienced meaningfulness of the work.
D) individual perceptions of accountability and responsibility.
E) recognition for work outcomes.

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Recognition for work outcomes is not one of the critical psychological states in the job characteristics theory. The theory focuses on experienced meaningfulness, experienced responsibility, and knowledge of results.

The Critical Psychological States of the Job Characteristics Theory Include