According to Herzberg's views,which of the following strategies would be most likely to result in a higher level of worker motivation?
A)Improvements in the physical working conditions.
B)Providing clear and fair work rules and policies.
C)Making the work itself more interesting and challenging.
D)Using time-motion studies to find the most efficient techniques for workers to use.

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According to Herzberg's two-factor theory, motivation is primarily driven by intrinsic factors such as job satisfaction and fulfillment. Therefore, making the work itself more interesting and challenging (intrinsic motivators) would be the most likely strategy to result in a higher level of worker motivation. Improvements in physical working conditions (extrinsic factors) may result in increased satisfaction, but may not necessarily result in increased motivation. Providing clear and fair work rules and policies (hygiene factors) may prevent dissatisfaction, but may not necessarily increase motivation. Using time-motion studies to find the most efficient techniques for workers to use (extrinsic factors) may increase efficiency, but may not necessarily increase motivation.

According to Herzberg's Views,which of the Following Strategies Would Be