The Conclusion Drawn from the Hawthorne Studies Was That Worker

question 60

Multiple Choice

The conclusion drawn from the Hawthorne studies was that worker output increased dramatically because:

• A) employees were allowed to decide their break times autonomously.
• B) there was a high degree of micromanagement.
• C) employees were allowed to choose the type of jobs they did.
• D) employees received attention and felt valued.
• E) managers satisfied all their demands regarding work conditions.

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Definitions:

Sexual Experiences

Various forms of participation in sexual activity.

Fertility Decisions

Choices related to the planning, delaying, or avoiding of pregnancy, often influenced by personal, medical, and socio-economic factors.

Safer Sex

Practices adopted during sexual activity to minimize the risk of contracting or transmitting sexually transmitted infections, including the use of condoms and dental dams.

Unintended Pregnancies

Pregnancies that are not planned or desired at the time of conception, often leading to complex personal and social outcomes.