Frederick Taylor's Principles of Scientific Management Include All of the Following

question 70

Multiple Choice

Frederick Taylor's principles of scientific management include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) developing a science for each job that covers rules of motion, standard work tools, and supportive work conditions.
• B) hiring workers with the right abilities for the job.
• C) increasing job content by giving workers more responsibility.
• D) training and motivating workers to do their jobs according to the science.
• E) supporting workers by planning and assisting their work using the job science.

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Definitions:

Inspirational Motivation

The ability to motivate others through the articulation of an appealing vision and ambitious goals.

Appealing Vision

A compelling and inspiring outlook or plan for the future that motivates people to aim towards it.

Personal Identification

A psychological process by which an individual associates themselves with someone else's attributes or the characteristics of a group.

Internalization

The process by which individuals accept and absorb values, beliefs, and norms from their environment, making them part of their own belief system.