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A13-My score was a 3. I assume the test means I respond positively to an enriched job. The objective of the test is to figure out the degree to which you crave challenging work. After you receive your score, you can compare it to the psychological state of the job characteristic model if you have an enriched job. This assessment also figures out if you have as strong versus weak desire to have growth satisfaction. After reviewing the assessment, a 4.0 was the average score for this test which means many people desire enrich scores. To be honest this assessment doesn’t really make sense. Generally assessments have a more detailed indication of what your score means and kind of breaks it down. Just simply saying 4.0 is the median doesn’t mean …show more content…

Apparently whichever dimension you score the highest will be whichever you value the most. According to the assessment money anxiety was my highest score which was 20. A high anxiety score means you tend to view money as a source of anxiety. In other words I tend to worry about money a lot. This makes sense to me because I literally budget my money a certain way and if I don’t have enough money, my stress level will be high. My score of retention trailed right beyond scoring at 19. This score means I tend to be a careful financial planner. This score is absolutely true. I can’t see myself ever going hungry because I budget my money very wisely. The last score was power at 11. This means someone tends to impress others by influencing money. My score is low in the power department and I agree with the assessment. I could care less about influencing others with money and I am not easily influenced by flaunting money. This score doesn’t really give a clear indication with the overall score raring but apparently the highest score is a 60. With my score of 50, I believe this means I give money a lot of attention. I don’t want to say I put money above all because I don’t but I do know that money is a

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