The Management Theory That Views Workers as Self-Motivating, Interested in Their

question 94

Multiple Choice

The management theory that views workers as self-motivating, interested in their work, having a need to achieve and be recognized, etc., is:

• A) Theory X.
• B) Theory Y.
• C) classical management theory.
• D) scientific management theory.

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Definitions:

Collectivist Cultures

Societies that prioritize the group over the individual, stressing the importance of the community and collective goals over personal achievement.

Advanced Form

A higher or more complicated version or stage of something.

Reasoning

The mental process of thinking about something in a logical, rational way to form conclusions, judgments, or inferences.

Stage-Environment Fit

Refers to the match between the characteristics and supports of the school environment and the developing person’s needs and capacities; influences well-being.