Role of behavioural sciences in improving human productivity

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Explain the role of behavioural sciences in improving human productivity within organizations. Provide examples.

The textbook and lectures describe the differences and similarities between management and leadership. Describe these differences and similarities and give examples of when each is necessary within an organization.

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