Orientation Differs from Socialization in That

question 76

Multiple Choice

Orientation differs from socialization in that:

• A) orientation is often a short-term program while socialization is a longer process.
• B) socialization is often a short-term program while socialization is a longer process.
• C) orientation is more valuable than socialization.
• D) socialization is more expensive than orientation.

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