The scientific management view of motivation includes all of the following EXCEPT
A) employees are motivated by money.
B) work is inherently unpleasant.
C) employees want to feel useful and important.
D) advocates incentive pay systems.
E) the nature of the work is not important.

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The scientific management view, developed by Frederick Taylor, focuses on improving efficiency through time and motion studies, standardizing work processes, and using financial incentives. It generally does not consider employees' desires to feel useful and important, which is more aligned with human relations and human resource perspectives.

The Scientific Management View of Motivation Includes All of the Following