At the dawn of the industrial revolution, _____ used the newly invented motion picture camera to study the motions of workers and make recommendations for how their work could be carried out with fewer movements that required less physical effort.
A) Max Weber.
B) Fredrick Taylor
C) William Gantt
D) Frank and Lillian Gilbreth
E) Chester Barnard

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The use of motion picture camera to study worker motions and improve efficiency is associated with the work of Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, who were pioneers in the field of time and motion study during the early 20th century. Max Weber is known for his work on bureaucracy, Fredrick Taylor for his scientific management approach, William Gantt for his development of the Gantt chart, and Chester Barnard for his contributions to organizational theory.

At the Dawn of the Industrial Revolution, _____ Used the Newly