A strength of functional job analysis is that it
a. analyzes jobs in terms of dozens of different categories.
b. is a cost effective technique for analyzing a large number of jobs.
c. analyzes jobs in terms of knowledge, skills, and abilities of workers.
Answer: b. is a cost effective technique for analyzing a large number of jobs.
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hospital or thereafter, and that, even if they agree to participate, they can withdraw their consent without penalty. In terms of the Belmont Report's conceptualization of informed consent, Carlos is addressing ____. a. assent b. comprehension c. information d. voluntariness
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Results from a recent fMRI study replicated Asch's line judgment study. The results of the fMRI suggest that when participants judged rotated figures and stated a correct answer when the others around them unanimously stated an incorrect answer,
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A) He has been classically conditioned to not like salesmen. B) It was someone else's fault that he missed the meeting with the salesman. C) The salesman probably didn't care about the missed meeting. D) His appraisal of the action was different in the two situations.