In an attempt to determine some off-the-job factors that might be indicators of on-the-job effectiveness, a company
Question:
In an attempt to determine some off-the-job factors that might be indicators of on-the-job effectiveness, a company made a study of 200 of its employees. It was interested in whether the employees had been recognized for superior work by their supervisors within the past year, whether they were involved in community activities, and whether they followed a regular exercise plan. The company found the following.
30 answered "yes" to all three
50 were recognized and they exercised
52 were recognized and were involved in the community
77 were recognized
37 were involved in the community but did not exercise
95 were recognized or were involved in the community
95 answered "no" to all three
(a) Draw a Venn diagram that represents this information.
(b) How many exercised only?
(c) How many exercised or were involved in the community?
Step by Step Answer:
Mathematical Applications for the Management Life and Social Sciences
ISBN: 978-1305108042
11th edition
Authors: Ronald J. Harshbarger, James J. Reynolds