Of the following, what was scientific management's greatest contribution to management as we know it today?
A. The knowledge that there is always "one best way" to accomplish a task.
B. The use of management principles in place of instincts, precedents, or impulses for management decision-making.
C. The development of sound research methods for the study of management.
D. Increased awareness of the psychological damage that can occur when tasks are dull and repetitive.
B
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A) social systems analysis B) logic planning model C) analytical framework D) service delivery
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a. Colonial years b. Progressive Era c. Early nineteen hundreds d. War on Poverty e. Early 1980s
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A) baboon B) lemur C) spider monkey D) chimpanzee
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