In the First Half of the Twentieth Century, Work Specialization

question 55

Multiple Choice

In the first half of the twentieth century, work specialization was seen as ________.

• A) a means to encourage employee satisfaction
• B) an effective solution to too much recentralization
• C) an unending source of increased productivity
• D) difficult to implement without automation technology
• E) a frustrating cause of reduced efficiency

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Definitions:

Secondary Wire

Typically refers to the output wire or winding of a transformer or a component that operates at a lower voltage relative to a primary component.

Primary Winding

The winding of a transformer to which the power line is connected.

Power Input

The electrical power supplied to a device or system, measured in watts, which can be converted into different forms of energy output.

Secondary

Refers to the output side of a transformer or the secondary winding where the transformed or induced voltage is produced.