What are self-selected downward transfers?

A) Often increase the chances of long-term career success
B) Occur when one employee transfers to a new position with a similar salary, but a decrease in energy expenditure
C) Is an inappropriate type of transfer and should not be allowed except in extreme cases
D) Occur most often during periods of highest employee productivity


A

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