Intro And Objectives
How the Experiment Was Conducted & Modern Applications
Findings & Criticisms
Implications, Human Relations Movement And Education
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Q: What was the original focus of the Hawthorne Studies?

A: What is how changes in physical conditions (like lighting) affected worker productivity?

100

Q: What is one of the four company's mentioned that uses applications in todays work environment?

A: what is google, facebook, starbucks or saleforce

100

Q: What effect describes how productivity increased just because workers were being watched?

A: What is the Hawthorne Effect?


100

Q: What Highschool And Post Secondary Classes Teach About The Hawthorne Study? 

A: what is business and management classes
200

Q: Who led the research team from Harvard University in the Hawthorne Studies?

A: Who is Elton Mayo?


200

Q: What did the Mass Interviewing Program reveal workers were concerned with?

A: What is their relationships with managers and CEOs and missing a sense of belonging?


200

Q: What was a major flaw in the experiment design that affected the study's credibility?

A: What is there was no control group, so no comparison could be made?


200

Q: What did the human relations movement focus on instead of treating workers like machines?

A: What is focusing on people and their feelings?


300

Q: What was one objective of the study regarding supervision?

A: What is to explore how supervision style influenced motivation and output?

300

Q: Name the modern company mentioned that which offers mentorship programs such as “gthanks” so employees feel valued? 

A: What is Google? 

300

Q: Why is there a possibility that researchers’ expectations may have affected the data?

A: What is researchers may have unintentionally influenced results by expecting certain outcomes?

300

Q: What happened to company atmosphere when changes like breaks and bonuses were added?

A: What is employees became happier, had better communication, and formed positive relationships?