23. Poor implementation of SMART work design can produce unintended negative consequences. Texts:
[ Select ]
A & B
A & C
B & C
A, B & C

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23. Poor implementation of SMART work design can produce unintended negative consequences.  Texts: 
[ Select ]
A & B
A & C
B & C
A, B & C

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The question presents a multiple-dropdowns scenario about SMART work design and its potential unintended negative consequences, with the instruction to select from combinations of texts labeled A, B, and C.
Option 1: A & B
- This choice asserts that the combination of texts A and B can yield unintended negative outcomes when SMART design is poorly implemented. A plausible reasoning is that A and B each identify distinct risk factors or failure modes, and together they compound, creating negative consequences that would not appear if only one factor were present.
- The logic here hinges on interaction effects: when two specific factors from A and B interact, they may amplify problems such as misaligned metrics, overemphasis on efficiency at the expense of worker well-being, or other design flaws. If these two texts address complementary weaknesses, their joint presence could reasonably produce stronger negative outcomes than either alone.
- Against this option, one would argue that adding other texts (C) or all three (A, B, and C) might introduce mitigation or context that reduces risk, but given the premise that A & B alone can cause unintended consequences, the focus is on the synergistic risk of A and B together.

Option 2: A & C
- Here, the claim would be that combining A and C leads to negative consequences. To evaluate this, consider whether A and C describe conflicts that amplify risk or whether C provides some corrective context that mitigates A’s issues. If C is a mitigating or clarifying text, this pair might not yield as severe unintended outcomes as A & B.
- If C counters or tempers the faults described in A, then A & C would be less likely to generate the strongest negative effects compared to A & B.

Option 3: B & C
- This option suggests that B and C together produce unintended negatives. Similar reasoning applies: if B and C describe interactions that worsen outcomes, then this pair could be problematic. However, if C offers guidance that mitigates B’s risk factors, their combination might be less risky than A & B.

Option 4: A, B & C
- This combines all three texts. While including all factors could plausibly yield the broadest set of risks, it does not automatically guarantee the greatest negative consequences, because C might also introduce safeguards or reflect a more nuanced understanding that mitigates some issues raised by A and B.
- In many frameworks, adding mitigating information alongside risk factors can change the net effect from negative to mixed or even positive, depending on how the texts interact.

Putting it together, the selection A & B is the one identified as correct in the provided answer. The reasoning for that choice rests on the idea that the issues described in texts A and B, when considered together, create a compounded risk scenario that leads to unintended negative consequences more clearly than any other two-text pairing. The other pairings (A & C, B & C) could either reflect risks that are less synergistic or be offset by mitigating content in C, and A, B & C introduces all factors, which may or may not amplify risk depending on how C influences or moderates the issues raised by A and B.

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23. Poor implementation of SMART work design can produce unintended negative consequences. Texts: [ Select ] A & B A & C B & C A, B & C

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