Suppose item $3$ is an extra battery pack, which may be used with several of the other items.

Thaman has decided that they will take item $5,$ a CD player, only if they also take item $3.$ On

the other hand, if they take item $3,$ they may or may not take item $5.$

In cell B$16,$ calculate the utility of item $5($the CD player$)$ minus the utility of item $3($the battery

pack$)$ if either are taken. The constraint of this being $=0($in cell D$16)$ will ensure that the CD

player $($item $5)$ cannot be taken without the battery pack $($item $3),$ but the battery pack can be

taken without the CD player. You will implement the additional constraint in the next step.

According to the job characteristics theory, the degree to which the job requires

completing a whole, identifiable, piece of work from beginning to end with a visible

outcome is known as

responsibility for outcomes.

knowledge of results.

significance.

variety.

identity.