You worked at one pharmacy in which every member of the team was invited to contribute ideas for improvement. At another, people were simply expected to follow orders and procedures. Based on the theory of personal causation, people in the first example were treated as _____ and people in the second were treated as ______.

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The theory of personal causation proposes that people naturally resist being treated as pawns but people typically respond enthusiastically when they are treated as origins.

You Worked at One Pharmacy in Which Every Member of the Team