CAQs For OB & HRM Flashcards
Which theory is based on the assumption that human behavior is influenced more by unseen or unconscious forces rather than conscious and rational thoughts?
Psychoanalytical
What is the goal an individual would like to achieve during his / her lifetime referred to as?
Terminal value
The attitude of the employees with reference to the rules and regulations of an organization is called as what?
Discipline
What is the main focus of study of OB?
Human Behaviour
When individuals have similar likes and dislikes, they are known as a group of what type of group?
Peer Group
What are the three levels that OB can be observed in organizations?
Individual ,Group and Organizational
The basis of which model is power with a managerial orientation of authority?
Autocratic
Who introduced the concept of MBO ?
Peter Drucker
The feeling an employee gets when the job does fulfil all his expectation is referred as what?
Job Satisfaction
The extent to which a person is able to identify himself with his job is called as what?
Job Involvement
How many dimensions are there to job satisfaction?
Three
The extent to which a person considers himself to be capable and important is referred as what?
Self-Esteem
In theory X how did the manager perceive the workers ?
Lazy , with no motivation
What can be described as how a person affects others, how he understands and views himself and his pattern of inner and outer measurable traits?
Personality
If someone is afraid of spiders that person will then scream. This attitute is referred as what?
Behavioural Component
What is the ability to affect others for the sake of accomplishing only one goal is known as?
Machiavellianism
The productivity studies at Western Electric’s Hawthorne plant in the United States was conducted by whom?
Elton Mayo and Roethlisberger
The feelings of an employee towards his job, as well as his colleagues is referred to as what?
Attitudes
To change one’s attitude, people are often influenced by one of the following approaches; which one is this?
Friends and Peers
Who was the first person who attempted to study human behavior at work using a systematic approach?
Taylor
The belief of an individual that what happens is within or beyond his control is called what?
Locus of Control
The standards that an individual adopts when making an appraisal of someone or something is referred as what?
Values
Public relations officers, salesmen and receptionists are chosen mainly on the basis of which skill?
Communication skills
Which model of OB is based on leadership with a managerial orientation of support?
Supportive
The concept of an attitude comes from which study?
Social psychology
In which model are the employees towards security and benefits and are heavily dependent on the organization?
Custodial
The feeling of an employee regarding his job, supervisors, and fellow employees is referred to as what?
Attitudes
Theory X and Theory Y were propounded by who?
Douglas Mcgregor
People who are relaxed and easy-going would fall under which kind of personality?
Type B
Which skill is required to be successful in such jobs as those as sales representatives and public relations officers?
Tolerance