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Collmarie

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When Ben & Jerry's Homemade encourages employee commitment through socially responsible corporate policies and programs that support the community and protect the environment, they will MOST likely experience affective commitment from many of their
 
  employees.
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

A celebrity has fired several of her personal assistants because each time she asks them a question about her appearance or how her performance was, they always tell her how great and wonderful she is.
 
  She is looking for a more honest personal assistant. What should be a quality she looks for in her next employee?
  A) high on agreeableness
  B) high on openness to experience
  C) low on neuroticism
  D) low on self monitoring



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Answer to Question 1

TRUE

Answer to Question 2

D



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