An early 1970s government study ("Work in America") identified three chief sources of worker dissatisfaction. Which of the following is one of those sources?
A) industry's preoccupation with quality, not quantity
B) the rigidity of rules and regulations
C) the relatively small size of most U.S. corporations
D) mandatory drug testing programs used by many U.S. corporations
B
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