Employees are more likely to apply their personal values to their behavior when:
A) someone keeps them mindful of those values.
B) those values conflict with the organization's values.
C) the values are abstract.
D) all of the above occur.
E) none of the above occurs.

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When employees are reminded or kept mindful of their personal values, they are more likely to apply them to their behavior. This can be achieved through various methods such as training programs, regular discussions, and setting examples by managers and leaders. Values that conflict with the organization's values may not necessarily lead to employees applying their personal values to their behavior, as they may feel pressure to conform to the organization's values. Similarly, abstract values may not be as effective in guiding behavior as concrete values that employees can relate to.

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