Discussion
Self enforcing discipline is a function of :
Answer: C
Self enforcing discipline is a function of high morale.
Morale is the attitude of employees towards their work, their group and the organisation. Where morale is high, people identify with the organisation's goals and follow its rules willingly, so discipline comes from within rather than being imposed. That is what self-enforcing discipline means.
Command, authority and control all describe discipline imposed from above: an order given, a right to give it, and the checking of results against standards. They can secure obedience, but obedience obtained that way is enforced by the superior, not by the employee, so none of them is the source of self-enforcing discipline.
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