Henry Hutchins is discontent with his job but believes that his supervisor is a good man who will do the needful to reduce his dissatisfaction with the job. He has decided to just wait and give his supervisor some time until conditions improve. Henry's response to this problem is termed as ________.

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Henry's response to his job dissatisfaction is one of loyalty, as he believes in his supervisor's ability to address the issue and is willing to give him time to do so. This is not an example of voice, neglect, exit or ratification.

Henry Hutchins Is Discontent with His Job but Believes That