Until the 1930s, Most Organizational Research and Practice Tried to Improve

question 91

True/False

Until the 1930s, most organizational research and practice tried to improve work efficiency by changing working conditions and job duties.Employee thoughts and feelings were ignored and usually considered irrelevant.

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Definitions:

Temperature Fluctuations

Variations in the temperature of an environment or body over time.

Animal Influence

The effect that animals, through companionship, behavior, or by other means, have on human psychological well-being or societal traits.

Sleepy

A state of tiredness or drowsiness where an individual feels the need for sleep, often due to lack of rest, exertion, or specific sleep disorders.

Cave

A natural underground space large enough for a human to enter, often formed by the weathering of rock and leaving behind a void.