Week 1 Module Overview with Prof. Jeong Hugh HAN

Global logistics professionals are responsible for managing the transportation and delivery of goods over short distances only.

Paypal is accepted for payments in more countries than it can receive payments from.

EBay's 'international shipping program' allows sellers to ship to a maximum of 100 countries.

Shutterstock has contributors in over 200 countries.

Apple's 'App Store' is available in more countries than Shutterstock has contributors in.

Global logistics professionals do not need to consider risks that goods face during transit.

McDonald’s first foreign ventures followed European military personnel in Germany and Japan.

EBay's 'international shipping program' does not provide global shipping options for sellers.

Shutterstock contributors are only located in a few countries around the world.

Companies enter foreign markets mainly because their customers are not technologically savvy.

McDonald's first foreign ventures followed U.S. military personnel in the United Kingdom and France.

Technology drivers are a key reason why companies enter foreign markets.

Global logistics professionals arrange the transportation of goods over thousands of miles, not just short distances.

Paypal can be used to make payments in 84 countries and receive payments from 53 countries.

EBay's 'international shipping program' allows sellers to ship to 150 countries.

Shutterstock has contributors in a few countries around the world.

Global logistics professionals are responsible for understanding the trade-offs between different modes of transportation.

Apple's 'App Store' is only available in 100 countries.

Global logistics professionals do not need to consider risks that goods face during transit.

Companies enter foreign markets mainly because their customers are technologically savvy.

Which of the following influence tactics involves appealing to the target's emotions, ideals, or values?

What is the main purpose of Organizational Politics?

What is the term for subjective attribution of others' behaviors to self-serving intent?

What type of behavior involves aggression, interpersonal deviance, social undermining, interactional injustice, and bullying?

What is the term for getting others to support your effort to persuade the target?

What is the goal of managing conflict and negotiations?

What type of influence tactic involves making implied promises and trading favors?

What is the term for requesting someone to do something based on one's authority or right?

What type of behavior involves making someone in a good mood prior to making a request?

Which factor does NOT affect media richness?

What benefit of social media usage at the workplace is mentioned?

What is a characteristic of dysfunctional conflict?

What is one of the desired outcomes of conflict?

Which of the following is a potential cost of social media usage at work?

Which factor is considered a source of team/interpersonal conflict?

What role does functional conflict play in an organization?

Which form of communication is considered the richest?

Which component of the PERMA model involves achieving positive outcomes and mastering new skills?

What does the 'H' in the HERO framework stand for?

How can signature strengths be developed?

Which aspect of the PERMA model is associated with fostering a strong sense of purpose in life?

What differentiates a group from a team?

Which '3C' is NOT one of the qualities of an effective team player?

In the Psychological Capital framework, what does 'Resilience' encompass?

Within the PERMA framework, which component is exemplified by creating and maintaining positive relationships?