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A scatter plot shows 'Employee Tenure' (X-axis, years) versus 'Job Satisfaction Score' (Y-axis, 1-10) for 50 employees. The plot generally shows a cluster of points with lower tenure having a wide range of satisfaction scores, and as tenure increases, the satisfaction scores tend to stabilize around 7-8, with fewer very high or very low scores. What trend is most accurately suggested by this data?

A Longer tenure consistently leads to higher job satisfaction.
B Employees with very short tenure are consistently dissatisfied.
C Job satisfaction becomes more predictable and stable at higher tenure levels.
D There is a strong negative correlation between tenure and satisfaction.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

The description states 'satisfaction scores tend to stabilize around 7-8, with fewer very high or very low scores' as tenure increases. This indicates more predictability and stability, not necessarily higher satisfaction.

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