The sociotechnical system:
A) gives equal attention to scientific and communal considerations in job design.
B) gives technology and engineering the most weight in job design decisions.
C) emphasizes social concern and encourages a high degree of worker control over industrial efficiency.
D) uses committed employees with ever expanding responsibilities to achieve zero waste every time.

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The sociotechnical system approach focuses on the interaction between people and technology in workplaces, aiming to optimize both social and technical aspects, thus giving equal attention to scientific and communal considerations in job design.

The Sociotechnical System