Question

Figure 2-3 classifies production deviance and political deviance as more minor in nature than property deviance and personal aggression. When might those “minor” types of counterproductive behaviour prove especially costly?​

Answer 1

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Productive deviance stands for the deviance that employees undertake by wasting firm’s resources by using them excessively and unnecessarily. Substance abuse is also a productive deviance where employees work under the impression of drugs or alcohol reducing their productivity at work.

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