CHAPTER 1 HBO Flashcards

1
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It refers to the physical actions of a person reflective of his behaviors.

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Human Behavior

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2
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It is what human behavior in organization referred to

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Organizational Behavior

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3
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It is the study of the interaction between individuals and the organization, and or the organization itself.

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Organizational Behavior


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4
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To explain, predict, and control behavior

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The 3 goals of OB

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5
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It consists of individual persons and groups

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People


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6
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Either formal or informal group

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People


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7
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It describes how job tasks are formally divided.

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Structure


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7
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The formal relationship of people in the organization.

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Structure


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7
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It refers to the combination of resources, knowledge, and techniques which affects the task that they perform.

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Technology


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8
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It refers to the forces outside the organization that potentially affect the organization’s performance.

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Environment


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9
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People, Structure, Technology, and Environment

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The 4 elements of OB

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10
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The skill in doing his work and the skill in relating with people.

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Development of people skills

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11
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Knowledge of the behavior of others will help the person understand his own behavior.

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Personal growth


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12
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Knowledge of organizational behavior (OB) is very useful in making right decisions, where effectiveness follows.

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Enhancement of organizational and individual effectiveness

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13
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Improvements in this type of ability can be made and great benefits can be derived.

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Sharpening and refinement of common sense


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14
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Development of people skills, personal growth, enhancement of organizational and individual effectiveness, sharpening and refinement of common sense

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The benefits of studying OB

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15
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1.The human relations approach
2. The personality theories

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The origins of OB

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16
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  1. The scientific management approach
  2. The human relations approach
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The human relations approach

17
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  1. Freud’s Model
  2. the behaviorist approach
  3. The humanist approach
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The personality theories

18
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A well-known disciple of the scientific management movement.

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Frederick w. Taylor

19
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The primary purpose of scientific management was the application of scientific methods to increase the individual worker’s productivity.

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Frederick W. Taylor

20
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The one who conducted the Hawthorne studies which determined the effect of hours of work, periods of rests, and lighting have on worker fatigue and productivity.

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Elton Mayo


21
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The one who discovered that the social environment have an equal if not greater effect on productivity thanthe physical environment.

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Elton Mayo


22
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He concluded that social interaction is a factor for increased productivity.

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Elton Mayo


23
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He brought the idea that people are motivated by far more than conscious logical reasoning.

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Sigmund Freud

24
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Believed that irrational motives in the subconscious mind determines the majority of people’s behavior

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Sigmund Freud


25
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A person can be trained to behave according to the wish of the trainer.

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Behaviorist Approach (Learned Behavior)

26
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It concludes that when people receive a positive stimulus for what they have done, they will repeat their behavior and when they receive no response to the action, they will repeat their behavior and when they receive no response to the action, they will not repeat it.

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Behaviorist Approach (Behavior modification)


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Learned behavior

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J.B. Watson

28
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Behavior modification

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B.F. Skinner


29
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Carl Rogers focused on the person as an individual instead of a rigid methodology.

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Humanist Approach


30
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People should acquire their own values and attitudes rather than be committed to a fixed set of prescribed goals.

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Humanist Approach


30
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Fritz Perls’ contribution is the Gestalt psychology. To integrate conflicting needs into an organized whole, in which all parts of a person work together towards growth and development.

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Humanist Approach


31
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Espouses the idea of developing the personality toward the ultimate achievement of human potential.

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Abraham Maslow’s Model

32
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The process of developing the personality toward the ultimate achievement of human potential.

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Self-actualization


33
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To achieve this objective, the person must work his way up the succeeding steps of hierarchy of needs.

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Self-actualization


33
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It refers to the set of moral choices of a person makes based on what he or she ought to do.

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Ethics


33
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Moral principles that define right or wrong behavior in organizations.

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Organizational ethics


34
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A behavior that is accepted as morally “good” and “right” as opposed to “bad” and “wrong.”

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Ethical behavior


35
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  1. The public
  2. Interest groups
  3. Organizations
  4. The individual’s personal morals and values
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What constitutes right and wrong behavior in organization is determined by:

36
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  1. Conflict of interest
  2. Fairness and honest
  3. Communication
  4. Relationships within the organization
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Ethical Issues


37
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This exists when a person is in the position of having to decide whether to advance the interest of the organization or to operate his “own” personal interests.

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Conflict of interest


38
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Ethical behavior demands that beyond obeying the law, they should knowingly harm customers, clients, and competitors.

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Fairness and honesty


39
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Organizations that provide false and misleading information about their products and services.

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Communication