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IMO C.

A. The first is a logical theory about employee satisfaction; the second is the effect of the implementation of such a theory.
First arguably correct; second wrong - implementation?


B. The first is a proven relationship; the second is an idea that supports this relationship.
First too strong, not proven. Second is an example, not idea.

C. The first presents a cause-and-effect finding that concurs with the main idea of the argument; the second is a specific example of a result that strengthens the validity of this finding.
Bingo!

D. The first is a concept that has been tested to affirm its accuracy; the second is an explanation that further supports this concept.
Not been tested. Not an explanation.

E. The first is the author's viewpoint in relation to the information given; the second is an example of why this viewpoint is correct.
Wrong unless "Recent Research" is the author's name :)
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