The Goal of Scientific Management Is to

question 39

Multiple Choice

The goal of scientific management is to

• A) make sure that technology informs the end product of a business.
• B) make sure that factories employ the most technical programs.
• C) increase efficiency by taking discretion away from the worker.
• D) allow workers to have workplace control to improve productivity.

Appreciate the impact of sibling presence on cognitive skills reflecting concepts like the zone of proximal development.

Understand the limitations of preoperational thinking and how they are overcome in later stages.

Acknowledge the influence of cultural factors on the progression through cognitive developmental stages.

Realize the implications of early childhood temperament on later behavior and emotional problems.

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