Balderston's (1930) Nonexperimental Study Shows That Group Incentive Methods

question 13

Multiple Choice

Balderston's (1930) nonexperimental study shows that group incentive methods

• A) Are a necessity in modern work environments
• B) Are comparable to equity distribution systems in their motivational effect
• C) Increased efficiency
• D) Increase the level of aspiration of individual employees

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