Clark wanted his workers to work for twelve hours every day instead of the eight hours they were supposed to. The workers were not pleased with this and started to work for only six hours a day. In the context of scientific management, this behavior of the workers is known as _____.
A) soldiering
B) policing
C) whistle-blowing
D) accommodation

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Soldiering is the deliberate decrease of output by workers in response to increased job demand or pressure to work harder. It is a common behavior observed in scientific management, where workers try to protect themselves from being overworked or having their pay reduced.

Clark Wanted His Workers to Work for Twelve Hours Every