How do mergers typically affect employees?

a. Employee morale and productivity increase with the injection of new resources into previously stagnant companies.
b. Top management of acquired firms are frequently fired without compensation and replaced by management of the acquiring company.
c. Employee job security is not threatened because existing labor contracts are recognized by the acquiring company.
d. Ambiguity in role expectation may decrease employee motivation.
e. There is a legal requirement that the employees receive 120 days notice before a layoff.


d

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Marian believes that race is a causal variable in criminal behavior. Which of the following facts contradicts Marian's belief?

a. African Americans are more likely to be involved with hidden crimes. b. African Americans are lower in socioeconomic standing. c. Black–white differences in criminal behavior merely reflect criminal justice system biases. d. Whites are watched more closely than African Americans by law enforcement agencies.

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In mate selection, what is the effect of being facially unattractive with a high body mass?

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Santiago works as a police officer and has noticed the high correlation between drinking and arrests for serious crimes. What may be the most likely reason for this correlation?

a. Alcohol, by increasing inhibitions, may encourage people to turn to crime. b. Chronic alcoholics are bored with their jobs and may turn to crime for excitement. c. Heavy drinking causes men to have increased testosterone, which contributes to criminal behavior. d. The values and self-image of chronic heavy drinkers tend to change as their condition worsens, and they are more likely to associate with criminals or delinquents.

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