1. Attitudes and cognitive dissonance (Connect) Match each description with the corresponding term. Answer Key Terms Cognition Descriptions A You took your current job because it has a better commute, higher pay, and more interesting work than any of your other job options Affect B. You believe that workers around the world are entitled to minimum standards of workplace safety, pay, and working conditions. You learn that your new employer is inconsistent in how it treats workers in other countries, and that to raise the company's standards in some of the countries would be so expensive that the company would have to close those facilities and fire those workers. Billy likes his boss Tony because he is supportive and gives him the confidence to succeed. You plan to come in early tomorrow to help your boss take inventory. Unfortunately, you do not make it because you decide to sleep in Intention Cognitive dissonance c. D. After working with a new hire for a while, a manager who was initially uncertain of the colleague's ability came to realize that the new employee is actually very talented and subsequently developed a more positive toward her attitude influence? intention On what do the work itself, attitudes, values, and personality have Employee engagement Organizational commitment Job satisfaction cognition Bob volunteers for the Humane Society and helps take care of the animals on weekends. He greatly enjoys working with a pet grooming company because he enjoys taking good care of his clients' pets. What type of commitment is Bob likely experiencing? Affective O Continuance Normative Grade It Now Save & Continue Continue without saving