Which of the following assumptions is/are applicable for 'Theory Y'?

The average human being does not inherently dislike work.

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Every man has his own potentials for development, the capacity for assuming responsibilities and management need not to them there.

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Under proper organizational conditions and method of operation man will exercise self-control towards achieving his own goals and those of the organization.

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All of above

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The correct option is D All of above
Theory Y is one of the theories related to the human work motivation and management. It describes two contrasting sets of assumptions that managers make about their people. It is developed by Douglas Mc Gregor. Following assumptions are applicable for 'Theory Y':
a) The average human being does not inherently dislike work.
b) Every man has his own potentials for development, the capacity for assuming responsibilities and management need not to them there.c) Under proper organizational conditions and method of operation man will exercise self-control towards achieving his own goals and those of the organization.

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