In the context of equity theory, which of the following is a difference between underreward and overreward?
a.Unlike overreward, in underreward, one gets more outcomes relative to his or her inputs than the referent being considered for comparison.
b.People experience guilt when they perceive that they have been underrewarded, whereas people experience frustration when they
perceive that they have been overrewarded.
c.People have a very high tolerance for underreward, whereas people have a very low tolerance for overreward.
d.Unlike overreward, underreward occurs when a referent's outcome/input ratio is better than one's own outcome/input ratio.
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In organization studies, to refer to organizations as organs, machines, and the like is to use ____________.
a. A metaphor b. A sensemaker c. A tautology d. None of the above
A merger increases the number of voting shares of the surviving corporation by 23 percent. Which of the following is required in this context?
A) a unanimous vote by the incumbent directors B) a majority vote of the board of directors C) a majority vote of the shareholders D) an affirmative vote by at least 30 percent of the shareholders
The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution are called:
a. the Constitutional Amendments b. the Due Process Amendments c. the Bill of Rights d. the Articles of Confederation e. the Declaration of Independence
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. A business plans to sell its office building which it acquired and placed in service in 1995. Sec. 1250 requires a portion of gain realized on the sale of a building used in a business and depreciated under MACRS to be recaptured as ordinary gain. 2. For noncorporate taxpayers, depreciation recapture is not required on real property placed in service after 1986. 3. When corporate and noncorporate taxpayers sell real property placed in service after 1986, all depreciation taken will be taxed at a maximum rate of 25%. 4. Unrecaptured 1250 gain is the amount of long-term capital gain which would be taxed as ordinary income if Sec. 1250 provided for the recapture of all depreciation and not just additional depreciation. 5. The amount recaptured as ordinary income under either Sec. 1245 or Sec. 1250 can never exceed the realized gain