Multiple Choice
Since we experience some events more often than others at work,is there any evidence to suggest that they have an effect on our workplace behaviour?
A) Yes,because some research showed that,when customers mistreated part-time workers,it accounted for nearly 50 per cent of negative affective work events.
B) No,because no one has tried to conduct any studies concerning this.
C) Yes,because it is only natural that when employees keep experiencing the same events,their reactions will naturally stay the same.
D) No,because continued events will not affect workplace behaviour.
Correct Answer:
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