Showing up at work when one's capacity to perform is significantly diminished by sickness, fatigue, personal problems, or other factors is an example of:
A)organizational citizenship behaviour
B)presenteeism
C)employee loyalty
D)workaholic behaviour
E)counterproductive work behaviour

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Presenteeism refers to the act of showing up to work even when one's ability to perform is diminished due to factors such as illness or personal problems. This can ultimately lead to decreased productivity and may also increase the risk of spreading contagious illnesses to others in the workplace.

Showing Up at Work When One's Capacity to Perform Is