Within Herzberg's two-factor theory,"hygiene factors" include all of the following except _______________.
A)status
B)opportunities for advancement
C)fringe benefits
D)policies and procedures

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Herzberg's two-factor theory distinguishes between motivators and hygiene factors. Hygiene factors, such as status, fringe benefits, and policies and procedures, do not lead to higher levels of motivation but their absence can lead to dissatisfaction. Opportunities for advancement are considered motivators, not hygiene factors, as they are directly related to the job content and can lead to increased job satisfaction and motivation.

Within Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory,"hygiene Factors" Include All of the Following