A Fixed Versus Variable Socialization Strategy Refers to

question 23

Multiple Choice

A fixed versus variable socialization strategy refers to

• A) training that occurs in no particular order versus training in a particular pattern.
• B) training by oneself versus training with a number of other people.
• C) training that varies in how long it takes versus training that always takes the same amount of time.
• D) training by oneself versus training with a mentor or person who previously held the position.

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