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Business, 23.04.2020 18:18 BreBreDoeCCx

As the winter holiday season was approaching, Margie decided to give each team a window display or an indoor display to decorate. She gave minimal instructions about how to do the displays but was firm on the deadline and also explained that it was not a competition. Margie really wanted the different teams throughout the store to have fun and get in the spirit. Margie was trying to instill:

a. competence.
b. relatedness.
c. responsibility.
d. autonomy.
e. relationships.

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