The Hawthorne studies established the importance of the ________.
A) relationship between workers and their peers
B) relationship between managers and employees
C) need for discipline in the workplace
D) need for clear goals for both workers and managers

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The Hawthorne studies were a series of experiments conducted in the 1920s and 1930s that focused on the relationship between managers and employees. The studies highlighted the importance of managerial behavior in improving employee motivation and productivity. While the studies also touched on other factors, such as social relationships among workers, the primary emphasis was on the relationship between managers and employees. Therefore, the best choice is B, the relationship between managers and employees.

The Hawthorne Studies Established the Importance of the ________