Chapter 3 Flashcards

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What is organizational commitment?

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The desire on the part of an employee to remain a member of the organization.

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What is withdrawal behavior?

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a set of actions that employees perform to avoid the work situation.

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What is affective commitment?

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The desire to remain a member of an orgaization due to an emotional attachment to that organization

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What is continuance commitment?

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desire to remain with an organization because of an awareness of the costs associated with leaving the business (staying because you need to)

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What is normative commitment?

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a disire to remain a member of an organization due to a feeling of obligation.

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what is focus of commitment?

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The various people, lpaces, and things that can inspire a desire to remain a member of an organization.

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How would a person with a sense of affective commitment feel about leaving a job?

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Sad

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What is th eerosion model?

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The idea that employees with fewer bonds will be most likely to quit the organization.

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What is the social influence?

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The idea that employees who have direct linkages with “leavers” will be more likely themselves to leave.

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How would a person with continuance ocmmitment feel about leaving a job?

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anxious

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What is embeddeness?

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employees links to their organization and community, their sense of fir with their organization and community, and what they would have to sacrifice in a job change.

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When does normative commitment exist?

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When there is a sense of guilt about leaving, or one feels a moral or dutiful need to stay.

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What are two ways to create normative commitment?

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  1. Make employees feel duty (paying tuition)

2. Make organization look better.

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What are the four generally accepted types of withdrawal behavior?

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Exit, voice, loyalty, neglect

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active, destructive response by which an individual either ends or restricts organizational membership

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exit

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a constructive response in which individuals attempt tp improve the situation,

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voice

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passive, constructive response that maintains public support for the situation while the individual priveately hopes for improvement

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loyalty (grin and bear it)

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passive destructive response in which interest and effort in the job declines

19
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Stars possess:

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high commitment and high performance

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Citizens posses

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high commitment and low performance

21
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Lone wolves possess low levels of organizational commitment but

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high levels of performance

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Apathetics posses:

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low levels of both Oc and task perfoamnce

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What are the two types of withdrawal?

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Phychological (neglect) and Physical (exit)

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What model of withdrawal argues that the various withdrawal behaviors are uncorrelated with one another?

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Independent forms model

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What model of withdrawal argues that various withdrawal behaviors negatively correlate with with one another
compensatory form model
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What model of withdrawal argues that various withdrawal behaviors are positively correlated
progession model
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Which model of withdrawal has the most scientific support?
Progression model
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What does it mean to have a commited employee?
One who wants to stay with an org (want, fear, duty) and who does not engage in withdrawal behaviors
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What are two metafactors influencing commitment?
increased diversity, changing employee/employer relationship
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What is one danger of more diverse workplaces
those older or racial diverse employees might be resigned to the fringe, where they will not get affective commitment
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What is the physchological contract?
employees' beliefs about what they owe the org. and what the org. owes them.
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What are transactional contracts?
the organizaton owes pay and advancement
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What are relational contracts?
based on a broader set of open ended and subjective obligations (loyalty and willingness=employee employer= job security developent support)
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What is voice?
speaking up/offering construction sggestions for change
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What is Civic Virtue?
participating in the company's operations at a deeper-than normal level by attending voluntray meetings and functions etc.
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Boosterism
representing the org. in a positive way when out in public.
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What is helping?
assissting co-workers
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Courtesy
keeping coworkers informed about matters reveant to them.
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Sportsmanship
maintain a good attitude with coworkers even when they've done something annoying or when the unit is going throguh tough times
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What is EVLN Framework?
Respond to negative situations by: 1. Exit 2. Voice 3. Loyalty 4. Neglect
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How do the four types of EVLN behavior related to org. commitment
Org. comm=decrease risk of exit/neglect | Org. Comm.=increase likelihood of voice and loyalty
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What are the four types of employees regarding performance and commitment?
Stars HP. HC Citizens LP HC Lone Wolves HP LC Apathetics LP LC
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What are the five types of physical withdrawal?
``` Tardiness, Missing Meetings, Quitting Long Breaks Absenteeism ```
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What are the four types of Psychological Withdrawl?
Daydreaming, Looking busy, Cyberloafing, Socializing, Moonlighting