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In Edgar Schein's and William Whyte's models of human nature in organizations: the 'Organisation Man' sacrifices individuality for group harmony (a-iii); the…

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Match the items of List II with the items of List I and indicate the code of correct matching.

List-IList-II
(a) Organisation Man(i) Maximising self interest.
(b) Self-actualising Man(ii) Using capabilities to develop a sense of creating certain things.
(c) Complex Man(iii) Sacrificing individuality for the sake of group.
(d) Rational-Economic Man(iv) Understanding human needs may not be the final step in understanding human behaviour.
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In Edgar Schein's and William Whyte's models of human nature in organizations: the 'Organisation Man' sacrifices individuality for group harmony (a-iii); the 'Self-Actualising Man' uses innate capabilities to create and achieve fulfilment (b-ii); the 'Complex Man' recognizes that human needs and motives vary across situations and time (c-iv); and the 'Rational-Economic Man' is motivated primarily by maximizing economic self-interest (d-i).

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