Hawthorne Studies in Behavioral Management Theory
Why were Mayo's Hawthorne studies significant to the development of behavioral management theory?
AThey demonstrated that productivity increases when workers perceive that management is interested in their well-being.
BThey concluded that workers are productive only when they receive adequate financial compensation.
CThey supported Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
DThey refuted the influential classical management hypothesis that all leaders must behave in an autocratic manner.
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