If you have a friend who is experiencing the "honeymoon-hangover effect," what does this say about your friend's job satisfaction?

A) He/she was more satisfied on an old job than on a new job.
B) He/she is just as satisfied on a new job as on an old job.
C) His/her job satisfaction on a new job decreases and then increases.
D) His/her job satisfaction on a new job increases and then decreases.
E) His/her job satisfaction on a new job increases and then stays at the same level.

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Michael Minges · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The honeymoon-hangover effect refers to a pattern where an individual initially experiences a high level of job satisfaction in a new job, which then decreases over time. This pattern aligns with choice D, where job satisfaction increases at the beginning and then decreases.

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