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Tom Siegmund joined Chrismer and Park Co. as a security guard 30 years ago and after many years of hard work is now the company's security manager. Tom has received several job offers from other companies over the years, but has always chosen to stay with Chrismer and Park. Jesse Black is also a 30-year veteran who works as a clerk at Chrismer and Park. Tom and Jesse see each other only at the annual veteran's awards ceremony. This year, Jesse told Tom how unhappy he was in his work, but that he couldn't do anything about it because he had never received a job offer from another company. According to social information processing theory, if all other things are equal, Tom's job satisfaction is MOST LIKELY ________.
Rewards And Punishments
Methods of behavioral modification which involve giving rewards to reinforce desired behaviors or applying punishments to discourage undesired behaviors.
Implicit Memory
The unconscious memory for perceptual and motor skills (e.g., riding a bicycle).
Cranial Nerves
The 10 to 12 pairs of nerves in vertebrates that emerge directly from the brain; they transmit sensory information to the CNS: some cranial nerves transmit motor information from the CNS to effectors.
Somatic Division
The part of the body excluding the reproductive cells, involved in growth and development of an organism.
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