Scenario: Mr. Yoshimura Goes to Tennessee

question 103

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Scenario: Mr. Yoshimura goes to Tennessee
Mr. Yoshimura, vice president of quality control at the family company, Yoshimura Yarn, has recently been assigned to a three-year position at the company's Tennessee plant. Mr. Yoshimura has brought his wife and three teenage children with him from Yokohama to Tennessee.
-Mr. Yoshimura's daughters have been complaining every night about their lifestyle in the United States. They say they don't want to ride in pick-up trucks anymore and just want to go home. If Mr. Yoshimura gives in to his family members' pleas, ________.

• A) his case would represent most expatriate failures where employees return early because of the added responsibilities of the foreign assignment
• B) his case would be atypical of most expatriate failures where employees return early because of the added responsibilities of the foreign assignment
• C) he would be representative of other cases of expatriate failure where failure to adapt by family members was the main reason for failure
• D) he would be atypical of other expatriate failures where failure to adapt by family members was the main reason

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