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A manager has a gut feeling that some members are contributing more to the organization than other members. The first step the manager should take to encourage all of his employees to contribute at a level he deems is appropriate is to ________.

▸ give general praise to those he feels are really contributing

▸ do nothing; some employees just do not contribute as much as others

▸ identify the specific behaviors that he wants to encourage

▸ reprimand the employees that he feels are not contributing as much

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Understanding and Managing Organizational Behavior

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