Employees A and B are quite a bit more productive than employees C and D. Employees A and B and employees C and D work in the same office, perform the same jobs, and have about the same amount of experience. Employees A and B are supervised by Pat, whereas employees C and D are supervised by Chris. Pat believes in the potential of employees A and B, but Chris does not believe in the potential of employees C and D. The extent to which a supervisor believes in an employee can have a major impact on that employee's productivity. Which of the following statements, if true, would most strengthen the above argument? radio_button_unchecked Chris believes that employees A and B have even less potential than employees C and D. radio_button_unchecked Pat believes that employees C and D have potential. radio_button_unchecked Employees A and B were less productive before Pat became their supervisor. radio_button_unchecked Employees A and B were more productive before Pat became their supervisor. radio_button_unchecked Employees A and B often socialize with employees C and D after work