Why Is the Exit Stage of Socialization Important

question 84

Multiple Choice

Why is the exit stage of socialization important?

• A) It affects the anticipatory stage of socialization when the exiting employee starts a new job.
• B) It affects the quality of the training of an individual's replacement.
• C) It determines the post-separation perception of the employer and employee toward one another.
• D) It can affect the employee's ability to obtain a good recommendation.

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Definitions:

Nature Versus Culture

A debate focusing on the relative contributions of genetic inheritance (nature) and cultural factors (culture) to human development and behavior.

Connections

Relationships or associations between people, places, or things, often implying a network or linkage of some kind.

People

Human beings collectively considered as members of a community or society.

Culture

A complex system of values, beliefs, traditions, and customs shared by a group and transmitted from generation to generation.