One of the Principles Underlying Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs States

question 13

Multiple Choice

One of the principles underlying Maslow's hierarchy of needs states that:

• A) Hygiene factors are less important than motivating factors.
• B) Once a need has been satisfied it no longer serves as a primary motivator of behavior.
• C) Lower level needs are unimportant, as they are never completely satisfied.
• D) None of the above.

Identify key historical movements and ideologies that have shaped the modern workplace.

Differentiate between various types of authority as defined by Weber.

Analyze the impact of workers' rights movements on capitalism and the workplace.

Understand the role of efficiency and planning in the development of modern management practices.

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Definitions:

Labour Hour

A unit of work measure representing the output or work done by an individual in one hour.

Productivity

A measure of the efficiency of production, often quantified as the ratio of output produced relative to input used in the production process.

Quality Complaints

Refers to grievances raised by customers regarding the inadequacy or flaws in a product's quality.