A Study on the Quality of Interactions Between Supervisor and Their

question 35

Multiple Choice

A study on the quality of interactions between supervisor and their employees indicated that:

• A) agreeing with your supervisor's opinions usually backfires.
• B) supervisors are impressed strictly by work performance.
• C) favourable interactions lead to better performance.
• D) avoiding the supervisor improves performance ratings.

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