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magmichele12

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Al is always willing to go above and beyond his job description to help the company. Al is an example of ________,
 
  A) strong self-interest
  B) a nave person
  C) a good organizational citizen
  D) low emotional intelligence

Question 2

An assumption of Theory Y is that ________.
 
  A) threat of punishment is not necessary to get effort from employees
  B) threat of punishment is the best way to get effort from employees
  C) most employees are not capable of accepting responsibility
  D) commitment has no relationship to rewards


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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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