Political Machines Spread and Thrived in Urban Areas During the Late

question 7

Multiple Choice

Political machines spread and thrived in urban areas during the late nineteenth century because

• A) they, unlike existing city governments, were able to provide much-needed services to urban residents.
• B) they represented efficiency and honesty in an age of political corruption.
• C) people were tired of the autocratic nature of existing city governments.
• D) the middle classes were angry at the favoritism shown by existing city governments to the urban poor and ethnic minorities.

Identify common problems affecting employee performance.

Grasp the importance and components of goal-setting in organizational contexts.

Understand Kelley's attribution theory and its relevance to organizational psychology.

Appreciate the benefits and methodology of administering 360-degree feedback.

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