What did one research study on computer programmers suggest about what programmers wanted to be rewarded for and what managers thought programmers wanted to be rewarded for?

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The research study suggested that programmers valued rewards that were controlled by their immediate supervisors, such as praise, whereas managers thought programmers wanted to be rewarded for company-controlled rewards, such as salary or bonuses. Therefore, their views were different. Choice (A) is incorrect as it suggests programmers and managers had opposite views on company-controlled rewards, which is not mentioned in the study. Choice (B) and (D) are both incorrect as they suggest that both parties had the same views on rewards, which is also not stated in the study.

What Did One Research Study on Computer Programmers Suggest About