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The period of time in which people starting a new job adjust and "settle in" is called the: A. the assimilation process. B. the socialization process. C. probationary period. D. workplace networking

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A. the assimilation process.

Explanation:

It is correct to state that the period of time in which people start a new job, adjust and settle down is called the assimilation process, which corresponds to a process in which the individual adapts to changes that will impact their way of living in society.

A new job, therefore, is an example of an assimilation process as a company has its own rules and regulations that an individual will have to assume when gaining a new position. Therefore, there is assimilation and adaptation to the new environment, rules and interpersonal relationships.

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