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Mental revolution as advocated by Taylor calls for
AComplete change in the attitude of workers and management
BSudden change in technology (typical) (typical)
CReplacing management by workers (typical) (typical)
DStrikes and protests (typical) (typical) (typical)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Complete change in the attitude of workers and management
1. Mental revolution requires both sides to drop the antagonistic outlook.
2. Management commits to scientific methods and fair share; workers commit to discipline and higher productivity.
3. The goal is harmony, not domination of one over the other.
4. Hence (B) captures the principle.
_Source: Maharashtra Balbharati Std XII OCM, Ch 1 "Principles of Management", §1.3 ¶§1.3_
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