A manager implements new policies designed to make employees' work experience as favorable as possible. According to the steady-state theory, the manager should expect that ________.
A) the policies will have a lasting impact on 80% of the employees
B) the policies will make no difference at all
C) eventually all employees will find work as pleasant as they have typically found it
D) eventually the policies will work and all employees will find their work experiences to be favorable

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The steady-state theory suggests that individuals return to a baseline level of satisfaction or happiness over time, regardless of positive or negative changes. Therefore, despite the new policies, employees will eventually return to their typical level of finding work as pleasant as they usually do.

A Manager Implements New Policies Designed to Make Employees' Work