The research on consequences of mentoring indicates that ________.

A) benefits occur only for the person receiving mentoring
B) benefits occur only for the person providing mentoring
C) both the mentor and the person receiving mentoring get benefits from it
D) neither the mentor nor the person receiving mentoring get much benefit from it

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Khalil Al-Amin · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Research on mentoring consistently shows that the benefits are mutual; both mentors and mentees gain from the relationship. Mentors often experience personal satisfaction, enhanced reflection on their own practices, and rejuvenation in their work, while mentees gain from the guidance, support, and knowledge sharing.

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