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Our personality is a function of

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Genetic and Environment

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Which personality variable is a good predictor of job performance for a

majority of jobs?

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Conscientiousness

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_____ are individuals who are able to adjust to their settings and

therefore get promoted

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Self-monitoring.

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Low self monitors get promoted faster than high self monitors

True False

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False

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What is self efficacy?

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Confidence in accomplishing a specific task. Individuals with high

self efficacy learn better.

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What are the four reinforcement strategies?

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Positive ReinforcementNegative reinforcementPunishment Extinction

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What are the four reinforcement strategies?

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Positive ReinforcementNegative reinforcementPunishment Extinction

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The highest need as per Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy

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Self actualization

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regresses back to lower needs

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According to ERG, when higher level needs are not met, the

individual _______

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Need for affiliation

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Desire to establish and maintain friendly and warm relations with

others

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______ is based on the phenomenon of social comparison

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Equity Theory

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According to Tuckman, in which stage of group development is there

a lot of conflict _________

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Which of the following are stages of decision making (as per the classical

decision making model)List all alternatives

List consequences of alternativesRank the alternatives

select the best alternative

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All of them

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What are the two major concepts as per March and Simon:

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SatisficingBounded rationality

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Firing the CEO is

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One solution for ending escalating commitment

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The biggest problem with group decision making is.

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It is slower than individual decision making

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What are some of organizational interventions towards stress

management

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Job redesignJob security

Flexible work hoursTelecomuting

Exercise facilities

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According to Tuckman, in which stage of group development is there a lot of conflict _________

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Storming

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Based on the punctuated equilibrium model of group development, your

performance in your group project is based on _________

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Your group processes during the equilibrium phase However the performance is based on work you do after this exam

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Informal rules among group members are called

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Group norms

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What are three ways of reducing social loafing?

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Make individual contributions identifiable

Make individuals feel valuable to the group

Keep team small

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What are some of stress-management strategies for

individuals?

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Time managementhaving a mentor

MeditationSocial support

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What are some of organizational interventions towards stress

management

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Job redesignJob security

Flexible work hoursTelecomuting

Exercise facilities

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The relationship between stress and performance is _______

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An Inverted U

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Some individuals are more prone to stress than others. True or False

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TrueType A Ability

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The highest need as per Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy

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Self actualization

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regresses back to lower needs

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According to ERG, when higher level needs are not met, the

individual _______

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Define need for affiliation

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Desire to establish and maintain friendly and warm relations with

others

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______ is based on the phenomenon of social comparison

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Equity Theory

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_____ are collections of feelings, beliefs and thoughts about how to behave that people currently hold about their jobs and organizations

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Work attitudes

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What does ASA stand for

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Attraction, Selection and Attrition

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Which of the following can be traced to a specific cause:Emotion or mood

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Emotion

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Which of the following factors are associated with job satisfaction:1) personality2) social influence3) values4) the movie I watched last night.

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1) personality2) social influence3) values

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Best of luck for Tuesday’s examNo question for you!

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What is motivation?

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The psychological forces that determines a person’s behavior, effort and level of persistence at

work.

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Which need (as per Maslow) talks about needs for social interaction,

friendship and affection

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Belongingness (social) needs

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What is self efficacy?

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Confidence in accomplishing a specific task. Individuals with high

self efficacy learn better.

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What is demography?

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Obvious aspects of a person– age, gender, ethnicity etc,

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What is scientific Management

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A set of principles and practicesdesigned to increase performance by

stressing job simplification and specialization

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The five core dimensions of theJob Characteristics Model are

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Skill VarietyTask IdentityTask significanceAutonomyFeedback

(personality and JCM)

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The three dimensions of motivation are

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Intensitydirection

Persistence

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What are the three lower order needs as per Maslow

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PhysiologicalsafetySocial

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What are the four different ways ofchanging behavior based on the

operant conditioning model?

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Positive ReinforcementNegative reinforcementPunishment Extinction

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Define learning

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A process through which individuals change their behavior based on

positive or negative experiences in a situation

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According to the Socio-Cogntive theory, what are the three drivers of

learning

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Self efficacyVicarious learning

self control

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__________ is the process by which people make sense about the world

around them

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Perception

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Being seen as a friend of a powerful person _______

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is called Basking in Reflected Glory

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The tendency to underestimate the influence of situational factors and

over estimate the influence of personal factors in evaluating

someone else’s behavior is ______

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Attribution Error

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Attribution theory has been used to explain ______

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Stock prices

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_______ are cognitive frameworks that represent organized knowledge

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Schemas

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