Organizations with Higher Morale Tend to Be More Effective Than

question 85

Multiple Choice

Organizations with higher morale tend to be more effective than organizations with less morale; most managers

• A)measure morale but make no effort to improve morale.
• B)measure morale and make an effort to improve it.
• C)don't measure morale or overestimate the level of morale in their organizations.
• D)don't measure morale or underestimate the level of morale in their organizations.
• E)don't measure morale but instead measure absenteeism and turnover rates.

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