In Rensis Likert's cooperative motivation system:
A) Variable work dominates most organizational activity.
B) Specific controls over organizational activity are not possible to any great extent.
C) It is often difficult to schedule inputs and outputs with any appreciable accuracy.
D) All of the above.

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Rensis Likert's cooperative motivation system suggests that in a cooperative system, variable work dominates, specific controls over organizational activities are challenging to implement, and scheduling inputs and outputs accurately is often difficult. This is because such a system emphasizes flexibility, employee involvement, and adaptability, which can make traditional, rigid control mechanisms less effective.

In Rensis Likert's Cooperative Motivation System