As understood by conflict theorists, scientific management is ______.
A. an approach to workplace management that allows employers to accurately understand the needs of employees and consumers alike
B. the approach to increasing work efficiency at the expense of employees' engagement
C. the use of qualitative methods to investigate how to produce the best outcomes of the work day
D. the employment of corporate processes and bureaucratic structures to science
Answer: B
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c. scientific discoveries. d. political leadership.
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