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Nature of Motivation Perceptions Personality

Our personality is a function of

Genetic and Environment

Which personality variable is a good predictor of job performance for a majority of jobs?

Conscientiousness

_____ are individuals who are able to adjust to their settings and therefore get promoted

Self-monitoring.

Low self monitors get promoted faster than high self monitors True False

False

What is self efficacy?

Confidence in accomplishing a specific task. Individuals with high self efficacy learn better.

What are the four reinforcement strategies?

Positive Reinforcement Negative reinforcement Punishment Extinction

What are the four reinforcement strategies?

Positive Reinforcement Negative reinforcement Punishment Extinction

The highest need as per Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy

Self actualization

regresses back to lower needs

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

Need for affiliation

Desire to establish and maintain friendly and warm relations with others

______ is based on the phenomenon of social comparison

Equity Theory

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

Which of the following are stages of decision making (as per the classical decision making model) List all alternatives List consequences of alternatives Rank the alternatives select the best alternative

All of them

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

Satisficing Bounded rationality

Firing the CEO is

One solution for ending escalating commitment

The biggest problem with group decision making is.

It is slower than individual decision making

What are some of organizational interventions towards stress management

Job redesign Job security Flexible work hours Telecomuting Exercise facilities

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

Storming

Based on the punctuated equilibrium model of group development, your performance in your group project is based on _________

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

Informal rules among group members are called

Group norms

What are three ways of reducing social loafing?

Make individual contributions identifiable Make individuals feel valuable to the group Keep team small

What are some of stress- management strategies for individuals?

Time management having a mentor Meditation Social support

What are some of organizational interventions towards stress management

Job redesign Job security Flexible work hours Telecomuting Exercise facilities

The relationship between stress and performance is _______

An Inverted U

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

True Type A Ability

The highest need as per Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy

Self actualization

regresses back to lower needs

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

Define need for affiliation

Desire to establish and maintain friendly and warm relations with others

______ is based on the phenomenon of social comparison

Equity Theory

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

Work attitudes

What does ASA stand for

Attraction, Selection and Attrition

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

Emotion

Which of the following factors are associated with job satisfaction: 1) personality 2) social influence 3) values 4) the movie I watched last night.

1) personality 2) social influence 3) values

Best of luck for Tuesday’s exam No question for you!

What is motivation?

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

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

Belongingness (social) needs

What is self efficacy?

Confidence in accomplishing a specific task. Individuals with high self efficacy learn better.

What is demography?

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

What is scientific Management

A set of principles and practices designed to increase performance by stressing job simplification and specialization

The five core dimensions of the Job Characteristics Model are

Skill Variety Task Identity Task significance Autonomy Feedback (personality and JCM)

The three dimensions of motivation are

Intensity direction Persistence

What are the three lower order needs as per Maslow

Physiological safety Social

What are the four different ways of changing behavior based on the operant conditioning model?

Positive Reinforcement Negative reinforcement Punishment Extinction

Define learning

A process through which individuals change their behavior based on positive or negative experiences in a situation

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

Self efficacy Vicarious learning self control

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

Perception

Being seen as a friend of a powerful person _______

is called Basking in Reflected Glory

The tendency to underestimate the influence of situational factors and over estimate the influence of personal factors in evaluating someone else’s behavior is ______

Attribution Error

Attribution theory has been used to explain ______

Stock prices

_______ are cognitive frameworks that represent organized knowledge

Schemas