Intro to OB
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- Q1What is Organisational Behaviour?Organizational Behavior studies the influence that individuals, groups and structure have on behavior within organizations.Organizational Behaviour studies the influence that employees and employer behaviour within organizations.Organizational Behaviour studies the influence that employee behaviour within organizations.Organizational Behaviour studies the influence that employer behaviour within organizations.30s
- Q2Which is the following statement are not true about the advantages of Division of Labor?Possible incompatibility with computerised manufacturing technologiesIncreased expertise from repetition of tasksReduced training costsEfficient use of labour30s
- Q3Decisions on division of work should take account ofgreater use of specialisation, including better facilities and equipment.the design of work organisation should take account of the nature and interests of staff and job satisfaction.more mechanistic structurecentralisation and decentralisation30s
- Q4One of Centralization advantages areOpportunities for training in management.Greater use of specialisation, including better facilities and equipment.Support services will be more effective if they are closer to the activities they are intended to serve.Enables decisions to be made closer to the operational level of work.30s
- Q5All below are key elements to be addressed when designing structure EXCEPTChain of CommandDepartmentalisationFormalisationBureaucratic Dysfunction30s
- Q6Classical approach emphasis onsocial factors at work, groups, leadership, the informal organisation and behaviour of people.integration of the classical and human relations approaches.the personal adjustment of the individual within the work organisation.purpose, formal structure, hierarchy of management, technical requirements and common principles of organisation.30s
- Q7Contingency approach ishighlights possible means of differentiating between alternative forms of organisation structure and systems of management.integration of the classical and human relations approaches.social factors at work, groups, leadership, the informal organisation and behaviour of people.30s
- Q8The Systems Approach encourages managers to view the organisationboth as a whole and as part of a larger environment.to achieve a state of no dissatisfaction by addressing Hygiene Factorsimproving motivation is then by addressing the Motivators.best working method by which people should undertake their jobs.30s
- Q9All below are true about Four Main Phases to the Hawthorne Experiments EXCEPTThe Bank Wiring Observation Room - Group pressures stronger than financial incentives offered by management.The Interviewing Programme - Highlighted the need for management to listen to workers.The Illumination Experiments - level of production was influenced by factors other than changes in physical conditions of work.The Growth Factors - Intrinsic to the work itself.30s
- Q10One of the contributor for Neo-human Relation Approach isHenri FayolElton MayoMax WeberMcGregor30s