Which of the following was a major finding of the Hawthorne Studies? Human satisfaction was derived from well designed reward systems. Human satisfaction could not be derived from working conditions. All of these. Human satisfaction was derived from social participation and interaction with coworkers and superviors. How did Hawthrone Studies get their name? The research was conducted at the Hawthrone Plant of the Western Electric Company. None of these is correct. The research was conducted by researchers from Hawthrone University in Illinois. The research was conducted by Elton Hawthorne and his colleagues.

Which of the following was a major finding of the Hawthorne Studies? Human satisfaction was derived from well designed reward systems. Human satisfaction could not be derived from working conditions. All of these. Human satisfaction was derived from social participation and interaction with coworkers and superviors. How did Hawthrone Studies get their name? The research was conducted at the Hawthrone Plant of the Western Electric Company. None of these is correct. The research was conducted by researchers from Hawthrone University in Illinois. The research was conducted by Elton Hawthorne and his colleagues.

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