The degree to which the job gives the worker freedom,discretion,and independence in scheduling the work and determining how to do the work is called __________.
A) skill variety
B) task identity
C) task significance
D) autonomy

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Autonomy refers to the extent to which a job allows an employee to have freedom, discretion, and independence in scheduling and determining how to perform their work. Skill variety, task identity, and task significance are other dimensions of job design that refer to the degree to which a job requires using multiple skills, completing a whole and identifiable piece of work, and has a significant impact on others, respectively.

The Degree to Which the Job Gives the Worker Freedom,discretion,and