The Management at Nargis's Company Tends to Be Fair

Multiple Choice

The management at Nargis's company tends to be fair. They treat people with respect, they do not make unrealistic demands on their employees, and they reward people appropriately. As a result, Nargis and her co-workers tend to be good "company citizens"; they help one another out and they speak respectfully of their jobs. The pattern of behavior exhibited by Nargis and her co-workers exemplifies the ____.

A) prisoner's dilemma
B) "good soldier" syndrome
C) "company massage"
D) audience inhibition effect