Human Relations Movement Quiz

What leadership style has the aim of molding followers into leaders?

• A. Servant Leadership

• B. Transformational Leadership

• C. Virtual Leadership

• D. Agile Leadership

Who theorized that it wasn't the change in physical environment that increased productivity, but rather the belief of workers that they were valued?

• A. Kurt Lewin

• B. Robert Greenleaf

• C. Frederick Taylor

• D. Elton Mayo

What do you call the period that marked the most severe economic downturn in the history of the industrialized world?

• A. The Great Recession

• B. The COVID-19 Pandemic

• C. The Great Depression

• D. The Great Mortality

What theory establishes that individual perform better when given special attention?

• A. Taylorism

• B. Hawthorne Effect

• C. Change Theory

• D. Transformational Leadership

What principle of scientific management that is similar to ‘Harmony, not discord’ and believes in mutual collaboration between workers and the management?

• A. Science, not Rule of Thumb

• B. Harmony, not Discord

• C. Cooperation, not Individualism

• D. Development of every person to his greatest efficiency

What principle of scientific management states that the relationship between the workers and management should be cordial and completely harmonious?

• A. Science, not Rule of Thumb

• B. Harmony, not Discord

• C. Cooperation, not Individualism

• D. Development of every person to his greatest efficiency

What advantage of human relations movement focuses on the needs and desires of employees?

• A. Increases employee motivation and satisfaction

• B. Improved Communication

• C. Better teamwork Increased

• D. Increased productivity

The foundations of __________________ have served as a major guide for human interactions in the workplace and managing employees. It was a crucial shift in management history.

• A. Scientific Management Theory

• B. Max Weber's Bureaucratic Theory

• C. Human Relations in Management

• D. Human Relations Movement

Marxism is the form of socialism that developed as a result of the ideas of the famous socialist thinker. What is the name of the said Social Thinker?

• A. Jethro Tull

• B. Karl Marx

• C. Charles Townshed

• D. James Watt

What do you call the act that allowed the common areas to become privately owned and led to wealthy farmers buying up large sections of land in order to create larger and more complex farms?

• A. Industrial Revolution

• B. Enclosure Acts

• C. Agricultural Revolution

• D. Textile Industry