The management at Nargis's company tends to be fair. They treat people with respect, they do not make unrealistic demands on their employees, and they reward people appropriately. As a result, Nargis and her co-workers tend to be good "company citizens"; they help one another out and they speak respectfully of their jobs. The pattern of behavior exhibited by Nargis and her co-workers exemplifies the ____.

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The behavior exhibited by Nargis and her co-workers exemplifies the "good soldier" syndrome, where employees become good company citizens due to fair treatment, respect, and appropriate rewards from management. The prisoner's dilemma involves a scenario where individuals choose between cooperation and self-interest, the audience inhibition effect involves a tendency to be less productive in the presence of an audience, and "company massage" is not a commonly used term in organizational behavior.

The Management at Nargis's Company Tends to Be Fair