Theory Y managers believe that:
1.
people lack motivation.
2.
people cannot accept responsibility.
3.
people accept responsibility.
4.
people like to be directed.
ANS: 3
Theory Y managers recognize the complexity of others; therefore, this manager acknowledges creativity and identifies ways to motivate creativity.
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