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The Hawthorne researchers concluded there were two levels of complaints:


A) important and unimportant
B) latent and psychological
C) personal and formal
D) pessimistic and optimistic
E) manifest and latent

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The human-relations advocates felt that in the past there had been too much stress placed on a manager's technical skills.

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Concerning the "bank wiring room" studies, the Hawthorne researchers concluded that:


A) restriction of output was deliberate
B) output was set by the group, regardless of management's expectations
C) workers smoothed out production reports
D) the group had methods to enforce discipline
E) all of the above

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What can managers learn from the results of the interviewing program initiated by Elton Mayo? Chapter 14 The Search for Organizational Integration

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Mayo sought the same goals as Taylor; that is, collaboration and cooperation.

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The opportunity to "let off steam" made the Western Electric Workers feel better about their situation even though it had not changed.

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The manifest level of communication involves the psychological form of a complaint.

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