Boomerang Employees,according to a Study Published in Personnel Psychology,are Statistically

question 111

Multiple Choice

Boomerang employees,according to a study published in Personnel Psychology,are statistically more likely to leave a firm if they experienced a negative life event or if they

• A) received a better alternate job offer.
• B) did not feel appreciated in their current job.
• C) were inadequately trained for their current position.
• D) had friends at the alternate company offering the job.

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Definitions:

Ethnic Groups

communities or populations sharing common cultural traits, ancestral heritage, language, and often religion, distinct from other groups.

Cohabitation Rates

The statistical measure that reflects the number of people living together in a romantic relationship without being married.

Remarriage Rates

Refer to the statistical occurrence of individuals entering into marriage again following a divorce or the death of a spouse.

Remarried Couples

Couples who have entered into marriage again after one or both partners have been previously married.