The ________ stage of the socialization process explicitly recognizes that each individual that the organization comes across during the selection process has a set of values, attitudes, and expectations about both the work to be done and the organization.

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The prearrival stage of socialization explicitly recognizes that each individual that the organization comes across during the selection process has a set of values, attitudes, and expectations about both the work to be done and the organization. During this stage, individuals form a preliminary perception of the organization based on their prior research, reputation, or word of mouth communication.

The ________ Stage of the Socialization Process Explicitly Recognizes That