Research on the social information processing view of job design supports the view that:
A)while objective task complexity may be a motivator, social interaction may be an important additional source of motivation
B)group pressure as being more important in the definition of task complexity than an objective measure
C)daydreaming is more important then objective task complexity as being an additional motivator
D)an objective probability estimate is still the best estimate of a task's difficulty and consequently a good indicator of the potential motivational properties of a task

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The social information processing view of job design suggests that social interaction, in addition to objective task complexity, can be a source of motivation for employees. Group pressure and daydreaming are not mentioned in relation to this view, and while an objective probability estimate may be a useful indicator of task difficulty, it is not the main focus of this perspective.

Research on the Social Information Processing View of Job Design