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robinn137

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According to Herzberg's theory, the absence of which of the following would most likely lead to employee dissatisfaction?
 
  A) Achievements
  B) Job responsibilities
  C) Coworker relationships
  D) Advancement opportunities

Question 2

Shamekwa believes that employees are motivated by their work, sense of achievement, responsibilities, and advancement opportunities. Shamekwa's thinking is most compatible with the:
 
  A) work adjustment theory.
  B) goal-setting theory.
  C) two-factor theory.
  D) job design theory.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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