Question
Frederick Herzberg proposed that job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction
a. each existed on a separate scale.
b. were strongly related to each other.
c. were perceived to be the same by workers.
d. could not occur at the same time.
e. represented two ends of a single scale.
a. each existed on a separate scale.
b. were strongly related to each other.
c. were perceived to be the same by workers.
d. could not occur at the same time.
e. represented two ends of a single scale.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Frederick Herzberg proposed that job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction:
a. **each existed on a separate scale.**
According to Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory, job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction are influenced by different factors and do not exist on a single continuum. Instead, they are seen as separate dimensions, meaning that the absence of dissatisfaction does not necessarily result in satisfaction, and vice versa.
a. **each existed on a separate scale.**
According to Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory, job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction are influenced by different factors and do not exist on a single continuum. Instead, they are seen as separate dimensions, meaning that the absence of dissatisfaction does not necessarily result in satisfaction, and vice versa.