Joan Woodward's Studies of Technology Concluded All of the Following

question 41

Multiple Choice

Joan Woodward's studies of technology concluded all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) successful small-batch and continuous-process plants had flexible structures with small work groups at the bottom of the organization.
• B) less successful small-batch and continuous-process plants were more rigidly structured.
• C) successful mass production operations were rigidly structured and had large work groups at the bottom of the organization.
• D) less successful mass production operations were not rigidly structured.
• E) successful continuous process and mass production plants were flexibly structured with large work groups at the bottom of the organization.

Understand the phenomenon of the phi phenomenon and its significance in the perception of motion.

Recognize how context and comparative perception influence our understanding of size, brightness, and color.

Understand the basic principles of perceptual constancy and its significance in perceiving objects consistently.

Recognize the role of relative luminance in visual perception.

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