In Adapting to a New Culture, the Pattern That Involves

question 105

Multiple Choice

In adapting to a new culture, the pattern that involves adopting the new culture as your own and having frequent contact with its members is known as

• A)assimilation.
• B)marginalization.
• C)integration.
• D)separation.

Grasp the strategies for positive reinforcement in the workplace.

Recognize the fundamental principles of operant conditioning in the context of management.

Understand the concept of job simplification and its effects on employee behavior.

Acknowledge the benefits and strategies of job enrichment for organizational efficiency.

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