William Was a Factory Worker in the 1920s

question 45

Multiple Choice

William was a factory worker in the 1920s. His company trained him in the exact sequence of steps he needed to make each day so that he would work to maximum productivity. William's company was using the principles of ________.

• A)uncertainty management
• B)management by objectives
• C)strength-based management
• D)scientific management

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Definitions:

Concern For Self

The degree to which an individual is primarily focused on their own interests, needs, and well-being.

Conflict Management

Strategies and processes employed to handle and resolve disputes or disagreements effectively, balancing the needs and interests of all parties involved.

Concern For Others

The regard or consideration for the wellbeing and interests of other people.

Stereotype Threat

The risk of confirming negative stereotypes about an individual's racial, ethnic, gender, or cultural group which can impair performance.