IOP DX BOOSTER (FINALIZED) (2/4/24) Flashcards
Mr. Jehnnylie Beringuel, RPm
The teachers in a school were told by the administration that if they were able to gain a high performance score in the next quarter, they would be given the opportunity to make their own schedule. This is an example of
a. Expectancy theory
b. Premack principle
c. An incentive
d. A benefit
b. Premack principle
The ERG theory is developed in order to fill the inadequacies in the industrial setting of which of the following theories?
a. Equity Theory
b. Acquired Needs theory
c. Path-goal theory
d. Needs Hierarchy
d. Needs Hierarchy
Birdie was a new employee in a firm. She just joined the company 4 months ago. How many more months before Birdie would have a chance to become a regular employee?
a. 6 more months
b. 34 more months
c. 8 more months
d. 2 more months
d. 2 more months
For the first four months since he entered the company, Robbie wanted to impress his employers and so he always came very early to the office. However, for the next two months, he lost his drive to work hard and thus he was always late. If his performance evaluation shows very high in punctuality, which of the following would be observed?
a. Primacy effect
b. Distribution error
c. Recency effect
d. Contrast effect
a. Primacy effect
Wolfie needed to gather a large pool of applicants for an executive post in a prestigious company. At the very least, he needed to gather at least five prospective applicants with a college degree. Pressured by the deadline set by his department head, he turned to many methods in order to source applicants. He was able to find five applicants, all of which were high school graduates trying their luck, and accommodated them to the office. Wolfie completed what aspect of the hiring process?
a. Recruitment
b. Placement
c. Selection
d. None, he just wasted his time
d. None, he just wasted his time
In order to help increase production, a manager always makes his rounds to observe his subordinates. The manager is employing which of the following?
a. Recency effect
b. Hawthorne effect
c. Primacy effect
d. Contrast effect
b. Hawthorne effect
This is the foundation of all human resources activities.
a. Job evaluation
b. Job analysis
c. Job description
d. Job design
b. Job analysis
Jehn wanted to conduct a training, but before she began, she started reviewing the company finances in order to ensure adequate resources. She coordinated with the different departments for a prospective schedule. Jehn is conducting which of the following?
a. Organizational analysis
b. Task Analysis
c. Person Analysis
d. Training Needs Analysis
a. Organizational analysis
To support her family, Jehn began working as an ESL teacher in the morning and a waitress in a 24-hr diner. This is an example of what?
a. Job sharing
b. Part-time
c. Outsourcing
d. Moonlighting
d. Moonlighting
Every doll house Jehn makes, she will receive 150 pesos. This is an example of what type of incentive?
a. Gainsharing
b. Merit pay
c. Pay-for-performance
d. Profit sharing
c. Pay-for-performance
- Merit pay is based on ______.
a. The amount of production
b. Number of products they can individually produce
c. Employee performance
d. The profit of the company
c. Employee performance
Jehn decided to stop going to group studies because she realized that she cannot study as much when surrounded by other people. This is an example of
a. Social interdependence
b. Social inhibition
c. Social facilitation
d. Coaction
b. Social inhibition
Jehn is a guidance counselor in a school. Which of Jehn’s actions is not considered as an organizational citizenship behavior?
a. Jehn gets along well with her workmates.
b. Jehn washes the plates she used in the office.
c. Jehn offers her help to her workmates whenever they ask for it
d. None of the above
d. None of the above
Which of the following is based on Murray’s psychogenic needs?
a. Two-factor theory
b. Equity theory
c. Acquired Needs theory
d. IMPACT theory
c. Acquired Needs theory
What should you assess if you have an applicant for the police officer position?
a. Cognitive ability
b. Psychomotor ability
c. Physical ability
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
Jehn learned that an employee from another department would be fired due to violation of rules. She immediately went to her close friends in the company and shared the news. What type of informal communication would be observed?
a. Single-strand grapevine
b. Probability grapevine
c. Cluster grapevine
d. Gossip grapevine
d. Gossip grapevine
A group was instructed by the department head to organize a play for the upcoming Christmas party. A man, who was a member of the theater guild in college, was chosen by his group mates to be the leader. The man would be said to have
a. Expert power
b. Referent power
c. Legitimate power
d. Coercive power
a. Expert power
Harvey, a senior in the firm, helps Mike, a new employee, not only to adapt to the policies but to also climb the corporate ladder. This type of training is referred to as
a. Apprenticeship
b. Coaching
c. Mentoring
d. Internship
c. Mentoring
Before the integrity test was developed, which among the following was conducted in order to assess the honesty of the applicants?
a. Trustworthiness scale
b. Polygraph test
c. Realistic job previews
d. Woodworth Personal Data Sheet
b. Polygraph test
Julia learned that her aunt, Gretchen, was seeing her cousin Nicole’s boyfriend, Atong, behind her back. She immediately shared this news to her mother, Marjorie. Julia can be called what?
a. Julia is a liaison
b. Julia is a deadender
c. Julia is an isolate
d. Julia is a well-raised daughter
a. Julia is a liaison