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Frederick W. Taylor did not originate the satisfaction and dissatisfaction theory; that concept is primarily associated with psychologist Frederick Herzberg. Taylor is known for developing the principles of scientific management, focusing on improving efficiency and productivity in the workplace. Herzberg's theory, known as the two-factor theory or motivation-hygiene theory, distinguishes between factors that lead to job satisfaction and those that lead to dissatisfaction, which emerged later in the 1950s.

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