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Based on the meta-analysis of cooperative literature, effect sizes are
 
  a. Comparable for pure operationalizations and mixtures
  b. Higher for mixtures of cooperative, competitive and individualistic efforts
  c. Higher for pure operationalizations of cooperative learning
  d. Not comparable based on the operationalizations of goal structure

Question 2

Balderston's (1930) nonexperimental study shows that group incentive methods
 
  a. Are a necessity in modern work environments
  b. Are comparable to equity distribution systems in their motivational effect
  c. Increased efficiency
  d. Increase the level of aspiration of individual employees



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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