The Human Relations movement highlighted:
A)The need for more factory schools
B)The importance of machine efficiency
C)The importance of well trained managers
D)The importance of human behavior on the job

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The Human Relations movement emphasized the impact of social and psychological factors on employees' productivity and job satisfaction. It recognized the importance of understanding human behavior and interactions in the workplace, leading to theories and practices that focused on improving communication, group dynamics, and employee morale. Options A and B are not relevant to this movement, while C is only partially correct as it emphasizes manager training but not the broader perspective of human behavior.

The Human Relations Movement Highlighted