To maximize your relationship with your supervisor, it is advisable to
A) let your supervisor intimidate you.
B) make a buddy of your supervisor.
C) refuse to nurse a small gripe into a major issue.
D) go over your supervisor's head with issues you don't want to discus with her (him).
Question 2
You recently discovered that your brother-in-law paid 1,000 more in computer purchases than you budgeted.
In your conversation with him, he explains the additional cost is because he ordered the screen saver with the flying toasters; he likes them better. You remark to your brother-in-law, I don't hold you totally responsible because obviously you made the best decision you could given your limited intellect. As you slump into your chair, what should you decide concerning your relationship with your brother-in-law?
A) You handled this little meeting quite well (he is still alive).
B) You have been open and honest in your communications with him.
C) He flaunted his expertise.
D) You should exhibit a more caring and personal concern for him.
Attachment is a close emotional relationship.
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