"Patronizing Behavior" Is a Workplace Behavior in Which Supervisors

question 21

Multiple Choice

"Patronizing behavior" is a workplace behavior in which supervisors:

• A) praise subordinates, and reward them with raises and promotions
• B) praise subordinates but withhold raises and promotions
• C) criticize poor performance, but still provide raises and promotions
• D) neither praise subordinates, nor reward them with raises and promotions

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