JOB-COMPONENT METHOD
It is a job evaluation technique based on the assumption that similarities in job content impose similar job demands on…
JOB DIAGNOSTIC SURVEY (JDS)
It is the measure of the motivational components of a job, as identified by the job characteristics MODI I. of…
JOB-COMPONENT VALIDITY
It is to predict the suitability for a particular job that involves use of the position analysis questionnaire and the…
JUST-WORLD PHENOMENON
To believe that events proceed rationally and not by chance, such an attitude may result in the belief that the…
JEHOVAH COMPLEX
Delusions of grandeur, which make the individual indentify with the qualities associated with God
JOB DIMENSIONS
1. the overall categories that define the nature of a given job like clerical or receptionist duties. 2. main competence…
JOB-PLACEMENT STAGE
a level of rehabilitation at which a person with a disability is expected to be ready to stand the competitiveness…
JUDGMENT SAMPLING
It is sampling based on personnel opinion of what is representative of the population under study. It may be useful…
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
illegal behaviour by a minor.Including behaviour that would be considered criminal in an adult, vandalism, petty theft, auto theft, arson,…
JENKINS ACTIVITY SURVEY (JAS)
a self-administered survey with multiple-choice questions, which duplicates the clinical test for a behaviour patterns. It measures characteristics of this…
JOB ENLARGEMENT
responsibility expansion in a particular job.In horizontal job enlargement the employee is required to perform a greater number and variety…
JOB-SAFETY ANALYSIS
a special analysis that involves identifying hazards and making recommendations to eliminate or control the hazards, it also identifies and…
JUMPING FRENCHMEN OF MAINE SYNDROME
It is characterized by an extreme startle response which involves yelling, imitative speech and behaviour, involuntary jumping, flinging of the…
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
The courts and other government entities involved in the adjudication of cases involving minors.
JABBERWOCKY
It is from a nonsense poem in Through the Looking Glass (by British writer Lewis Carroll 1832