Natalle's parents keep pushing her to find a job, but she has not had much luck. She spends her time searching the Internet for work, but nothing sounds interesting to her, so she rarely fills out an application. She has heard from friends that jobs are tough to find. When she did manage to get
an interview, she showed up half an hour late. Is a person- blame approach appropriate in this case?
A. No, her friends are having troubile finding jobs as well.
B. Person-blame approaches rarely account for the full situation.
C. Yes, Natalle is not doing much to actually land a job.
D. There is not enough information to determine the approach.

C

Explanation:

So what we can infer is that Natalle is really lazy when looking for a job. Now, we can also infer that her friends and her parents push her to get a job, but she will not go, which is why she rarely goes to interviews for one. When she does, however, just as mentioned here, she showed up half an hour late. So, I am not saying that she should blame her friends for herself being late, but out  of all of the choices, this seems the most logical for the following reasons:

A- Her Friends Have Jobs (Wrong)

B- Person-blame happens ALL of the time, not rarely. (Wrong)

C- The only logical answer (still not ok to blame people) (Correct)

D-There is plenty of info. (Wrong)

the answer is d i just took the test (provides the number of allowances an employee has claimed.)