Identify the correct statements about the principles of Scientific Management: Principles: Preparation of workers, Planning, Control, Execution, Sh...

Identify the correct statements about the principles of Scientific Management:
Principles: Preparation of workers, Planning, Control, Execution, Sharing of tasks and responsibilities, Purpose, and Judgment.
Frederick Taylor was one of the main thinkers of Scientific Management, seeking to increase production levels and reduce costs.
Henry Ford created the Fordism system, which aimed to reduce production costs and increase the speed of production through the assembly line.
Scientific Management considers the social and human aspects of the worker, seeking to improve their satisfaction and performance.
Scientific Management is based on empirical knowledge and does not require scientific evidence to support its principles.
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a) I, II, and III are correct.
b) I, III, and IV are correct.
c) II, III, and IV are correct.
d) I, IV, and V are correct.
e) II, IV, and V are correct.