Which term describes moving to new roles in one's career?

• A. Bridge workers
• B. Pollyanna principle
• C. Memory bias
• D. Career shifters

Answer: (D)

Moving to new roles in a career is about changing career paths or taking on different kinds of work. The term that fits this idea best is career shifters, because it specifically describes people who switch to different roles or fields rather than staying in the same track or just getting promoted within the same area. It signals a deliberate transition across careers, often involving new skills and training.

The other options don’t describe this concept: bridge workers refer to a specific occupation, the Pollyanna principle is about optimistic interpretation of information, and memory bias concerns how we recall past events.