Management Could Not Emerge as a Formal Discipline Even After

question 14

True/False

Management could not emerge as a formal discipline even after the industrial revolution ended.

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Definitions:

Group's Success

The achievement of goals and objectives by a collective group, often measured by collective productivity or by achieving shared aims.

Personnel Psychology

A branch of psychology that focuses on the study of human behavior in workplaces, including recruitment, selection, and employee evaluation.

Industrial-organizational Psychology

a branch of psychology that studies behavior in work settings and applies psychological principles to improve the work environment and organizational efficiency.

Subfields

Specific areas of study within a broader discipline, such as cognitive, developmental, or social psychology within the field of psychology.