Multiple Choice
David is frustrated at his company's inability to maintain a single system of pay-for-performance and is finding it difficult to adapt to new policies.David is probably:
A) encountering dissonance with his psychological contract.
B) recognizing an increase in his short-term intrinsic drives.
C) suffering from the "do only what you get paid for" syndrome.
D) receiving only financial rewards rather than nonfinancial rewards.
Correct Answer:

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