Most early interpretations of the Hawthorne studies argued that the factor that best explained increased output was:
A) money.
B) days off.
C) human relations.
D) lighting.
E) free food.

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Early interpretations of the Hawthorne studies suggested that increased output was due to improvements in human relations, such as better communication, increased attention from management, and more collaborative work environments. Money, days off, lighting, and free food were not found to have a significant impact on productivity.

Most Early Interpretations of the Hawthorne Studies Argued That the Factor