A main proposition of the human relations movement is
A) workers are motivated solely by money.
B) achievement motivation is important in determining worker morale.
C) workers in high-level positions are unlikely to be satisfied with their jobs.
D) good interpersonal relationships among coworkers will lead to increased productivity.

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The main proposition of the human relations movement is that good interpersonal relationships among coworkers will lead to increased productivity. Option A is incorrect as the human relations movement believed that workers are not solely motivated by money. Option B is partially correct, as the movement did recognize the importance of achievement motivation, but it was not the main proposition. Option C is incorrect as the movement did not make any specific claims about the job satisfaction of workers in high-level positions.

A Main Proposition of the Human Relations Movement Is