Asked by
Spencer Loebbaka
on Nov 02, 2024Verified
Some incentive plans do not achieve positive reinforcement results because
A) they do not use monetary rewards.
B) the incentives are too customized for individual wants and needs.
C) what they reward may foster unethical behavior or unproductive competition.
D) they result in overmotivation and overproduction to the point of having to lay workers off.
Positive Reinforcement
A behavioral principle where the introduction of a stimulus following a desired behavior increases the likelihood of the behavior recurring.
Monetary Rewards
Financial incentives given to employees or individuals as a recognition of their work, achievement, or performance.
Unethical Behavior
Actions that are deemed wrong or unacceptable according to ethical standards.
- Acknowledge the details and implications of reward systems on the behavior of personnel and the consequences for the organization.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Acknowledge the details and implications of reward systems on the behavior of personnel and the consequences for the organization.