In the 1960s, human relations was combined with scientific management to form A. the trait theory. B. quantifiable management. C. systems management. D. situational leadership.
Answer- (d) In the 1960s, human relations are combined with scientific management to form a situational leadership to improve the efficiency of production.
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In the 1960s, human relations was combined with scientific management to form A. the trait theory....
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