Answer:
Organizational commitment
Explanation:
Organizational commitment is the individual's psychological attachment to organization in which he/she is working. These studies show how workers feel and respond about their jobs. Thus, if they can become more committed to the organizations.
The studies also predicts the work variables such as organizational citizenship behavior, turnover and job performance.
<u>Thus, having such good belief in their organization, it reflects that they have high organizational commitment.</u>
Is this a true or false question
<span>No, the process of judicial review is limited to specific cases and controversies per the Constitution.</span>
The correct answer is A) community.
<em>Carrie is going through the community station of divorce.</em>
Carrie and Jason are dissolving their marriage. Carrie is now uncomfortable with some of their former friends, particularly those who worked with Jason. She is attempting to cut ties with this group and develop her own set of friends.
In the Community station of a divorce, both divorced persons suffer because there is a change in the relationships they had or in the community they belonged. These changes come because there could be some disapproval for the divorce. Family members and friends could be upset about the decision to divorce and this affects the former relationships.
The other stations of the divorce are Emotional, Legal, Economic, Co-parental, and Psychic Divorce.
The other options of the question were B) emotional, C) co-parental. and D) legal.
Utensils, mechanical equipment, and large (fixed) equipment. Utensils are small hand-operated pieces of equipment. Different utensils are made for different tasks, such as for cutting, mixing, blending, or measuring.
Preparation and processing equipments include, broilers, convention ovens, display cooking equipment, frying equipment, griddle and grills, hot plates, microwave ovens, proof cabinets, cooking ranges, revolving tray ovens, steamers, steam-jacketed kettles, steam boiler, dough makers, tilting fry pans, salamander etc.
