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Alygatorr01285

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The worker participation approach to motivation is based on the assumption that ________ will lead to good performance.
 
  A) increased rewards
  B) increased power
  C) decreased punishments
  D) increased satisfaction
  E) increased incentives

Question 2

Annika is very organized in her work and rarely makes mistakes. She is hard-working and thorough and can be depended upon to complete a task accurately. Which of the following personality traits does Annika exhibit?
 
  A) openness to experience
  B) agreeableness
  C) extroversion
  D) emotional stability
  E) conscientiousness



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E



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