| English term or phrase: Behavioral management school | The behavioral management school, also called the human relations school,
developed as an alternative to the systematic and logical emphasis of the efficiency
school. Behavioral management focuses on satisfying the needs and wants of the
employee. Its supporters reject a focus on technical efficiency as the overriding
consideration in designing work systems. Rather, motivation of the workers, particularly
intrinsic motivation, is viewed as the best way to improve productivity
and worker satisfaction. Specialization, meaning a narrow scope of duties is
claimed to create monotonous jobs that instill a sense of worthlessness in workers,
resulting in low morale and high absenteeism. In health care, those apply primarily
to support, not professional personnel. |
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