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In a survey feedback, employees complete a questionnaire on all of the following topics, except ________.
 
  A) implementation of changes
  B) decision-making practices
  C) communication effectiveness
  D) coordination among units
  E) satisfaction with the organization

Question 2

Human relations is viewed best in terms of productivity because
 
  A) it is a substitute for work.
  B) productivity is the goal of all group activity.
  C) the value of work is only dependent upon how much you, and you alone, produce.
  D) it can replace poor performance.



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Answer to Question 1

A
Explanation: A) Employees taking part in a survey feedback usually complete a questionnaire about their perceptions and attitudes on a range of topics, including decision-making practices; communication effectiveness; coordination among units; and satisfaction with the organization, job, peers, and immediate supervisor.

Answer to Question 2

B



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