Which of the following is NOT an element covered by social information processing?
A) Peers may suggest which of the job characteristics really count to them.
B) Peers may offer their personal model regarding the relative weighting of each core dimension.
C) Peers may provide clues about their own judgments of the dimensions.
D) Peers may create expectations that enriched jobs will be more or less satisfying.

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Social information processing involves how individuals use social cues from others to interpret and understand their environment. While peers can influence perceptions of job characteristics and dimensions, creating expectations about job satisfaction is not a direct element of social information processing.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Element Covered by Social