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NClaborn

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Which historical approach to motivation is based on scientific management and thus takes
  an economic incentive approach to motivation?


 
 

a. Traditional
  b. Human relations
  c. Human resources
  d. Content
  e. Process



Question 2

Which historical approach to motivation suggests that people really want to make a
  difference in the places they work and expect an opportunity to show what they can do?


 
 

a. Traditional
  b. Human relations
  c. Human resources
  d. Content
  e. Process




Ashley I

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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