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What is Organizational Behavior (OB) primarily concerned with?
What is Organizational Behavior (OB) primarily concerned with?
- Exploring people's influence on one another's behavior
- Understanding people in relation to their social environment and culture
- Studying the interactions and influences among individuals, groups, and organizations (correct)
- Measuring and changing the behavior of humans and animals
Which field of study blends concepts from both psychology and sociology?
Which field of study blends concepts from both psychology and sociology?
- Social psychology (correct)
- Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB)
- Anthropology
- Group cohesion
What are the key variables that Organizational Behavior seeks to explain or predict?
What are the key variables that Organizational Behavior seeks to explain or predict?
- Group cohesion and organizational culture
- Inputs and processes
- Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) and group structure
- Outcomes affected by other variables (correct)
What does Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) describe?
What does Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) describe?
What does social psychology primarily focus on?
What does social psychology primarily focus on?
What is anthropology primarily focused on?
What is anthropology primarily focused on?
What does group cohesion measure?
What does group cohesion measure?
What is the focus of social psychology?
What is the focus of social psychology?
What are the key variables that lead to processes in organizational behavior?
What are the key variables that lead to processes in organizational behavior?
What does Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) describe?
What does Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) describe?
What does anthropology primarily study?
What does anthropology primarily study?
What does psychology seek to measure and explain?
What does psychology seek to measure and explain?
Which tradition in psychology focuses on the id, ego, and superego as well as defense mechanisms like projection and denial?
Which tradition in psychology focuses on the id, ego, and superego as well as defense mechanisms like projection and denial?
Which tradition in psychology emphasizes traits such as openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism?
Which tradition in psychology emphasizes traits such as openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism?
Which tradition in psychology underscores the importance of how people experience the world around them and their connection with external experiences?
Which tradition in psychology underscores the importance of how people experience the world around them and their connection with external experiences?
Which tradition in psychology believes that behavior is primarily determined by the environment rather than internal forces like thoughts and emotions?
Which tradition in psychology believes that behavior is primarily determined by the environment rather than internal forces like thoughts and emotions?
Which tradition in psychology focuses on how rewards and punishments influence human behavior?
Which tradition in psychology focuses on how rewards and punishments influence human behavior?
Which psychological tradition places emphasis on the development of the conscience and the internalized standards of a child's parents?
Which psychological tradition places emphasis on the development of the conscience and the internalized standards of a child's parents?
