Final - Chapter 14 Flashcards

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Purposeful work

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Work that aligns with an individual’s personal values, goals, and sense of meaning

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Flow

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A completely involved, focused state, with diminished awareness of self and time

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Intrinsic rewards

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Rewards that come from within an individual; based on personal values and motivations

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Knowledge work

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Work that relies on the application of knowledge and understanding to solve complex problems

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Personnel (industrial) psychology

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A field of psychology that helps with job seeking, and with employee recruitment, selection, placement, training, appraisal, and development

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List the Big 5 personality traits (OCEAN)

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Openness
Conscientiousness
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism

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Structured interviews

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An interview process that asks the same job-relevant questions of all applicants, each of whom is rated on established scales

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Unstructured interviews

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Interview that does not have a set of prearranged questions, and instead uses open-ended questions to assess an individual

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Performance appraisals

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The systematic evaluation of an employee’s job performance and contributions

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Formal evaluations can have long-term…

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Consequences

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360-degree feedback

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An individual receives evaluations from multiple sources around them

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Leniency errors

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Occur when evaluations are inflated to avoid negative consequences

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Halo effect

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After an initial positive impression, follow-up opinions are favorable

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Affective reactions

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Evaluations are influenced by the rater’s personal feelings toward the individual

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Attributional bias

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Evaluations are biased by presumed degree of effort or motivation

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Similar-to-me error

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Higher evaluations for those with characteristics similar to the rater

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Stereotyping

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Occurs when evaluations are biased by generic characteristics of the person’s social group

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Recency bias

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The tendency to overemphasize the importance of recent events over past ones

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Contrast bias

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Occurs when something is judged relative to something else instead of being evaluated on its own merits

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Organizational psychology

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A field of psychology that examines organizational influences on worker satisfaction and productivity and facilitates organizational change

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Job satisfaction

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The attitude/feelings an employee has towards their job

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Burnout

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A state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion that results from prolonged stress

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The Gallup workplace questionnaire

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A survey used to assess workers’ perceptions of their work environment, satisfaction, and commitment to their job

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Goal setting

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The systematic process of defining a behavior-focused SMARTS goal

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Workplace goals should be... | (three)
1. Specific 2. Measurable 3. Challenging
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Transactional leadership
A leadership style that uses a system of rewards and punishments to motivate and direct followers
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Transformational leadership
A leadership style that focuses on inspiring and motivating followers to achieve high levels of perfomance
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Organizational citizenship behavior
Employees' voluntary actions that go beyond their job requirements and contribute positively to the organization
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Human factors engineering
A field of psychology that explores how people and machines interact, and how machines and physical environments can be made safe and easy to use
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A leader should delegate when...
The employee's need for motivation and direction are both low
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A leader should support when...
An employee's need for direction is low but their need for motivation is high
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A leader should instruct when...
An employee's need for direction is high but their need for motivation is low
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A leader should coach when...
An employee's need for direction and motivation are both high
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Self-efficacy
An individual's belief or confidence that they have the knowledge, skill, and ability to perform the behaviors needed to accomplish a task
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Response-efficacy
An individual's belief or confidence that performing one or more behaviors will contribute to achieving a desirable outcome, mission, or long-term vision
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Outcome-expectancy
The anticipated consequences that will result from a behavior
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Flow experiences are supported by...
Intrinsic positive reinforcers
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____ psychologists aid in the selection of the best employees.
Personnel/industrial
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____ psychologists aid the cultivation of a maximally productive work culture
Organizational
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Which Big 5 personality traits reflect tightness? | (three)
1. Conscientiousness 2. Agreeableness 3. Neuroticism (emotional stability)
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Which Big 5 personality traits reflect looseness? | (two)
1. Openness 2. Extraversion
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Interviewers display the interviewer illusion when they...
Are overconfident in their ability to select employees with unstructured interviews
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____ are more predictive of job success and use the same job-relevant questions for all applicants.
Structured interviews
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List seven biases that performance appraisals are vulnerable to.
1. Halo 2. Leniency 3. Recency 4. Attributional 5. Affective 6. Stereotyping 7. Contrast
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360-degree feedback is very effective, but it is not...
Efficient
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Empowerment is determined by... | (three)
1. Self-efficacy (training) 2. Response-efficacy (education) 3. Outcome-expectancy (motivation)
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List the six characteristics of SMARTS goals.
1. Specific 2. Motivational 3. Achievable 4. Relevant 5. Trackable 6. Shared
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The degree of direction and motivation needed by an employee determines...
Whether a leader should delegate, support, instruct, or coach
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____ leaders manage behavior.
Transactional
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____ leaders inspire self-motivation.
Transformational
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____ is AC4P behavior in the workplace.
Organizational citizenship behavior (OCB)
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____ psychologists contribute to making appliances, machines, and work settings safe and user-friendly.
Human factors