Lecture 1 Flashcards

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Two main classes of outcome OB looks at

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  1. Job performance
  2. Organizational commitment.
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What is the outcome Job performance?

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The outcome job performance concerns itself with task performance, citizenship behaviour and countrerproductive behaviour (theft, sabotage, incivility) etc.

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What is meant by the outcome organizational commitment?

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The outcome of organizational commitment concerns itself with the question whether an employee wants to remain a member of the firm.

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What are the core values of science?

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  1. Accuracy
  2. Objectivity
  3. Open-minded
  4. Skeptical
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What is the constant cycle of decisions?

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  1. Theory
  2. Hypotheses
  3. Open-minded
  4. Skeptical
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What are meta-analyses.

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Quantitative syntheses of multiple studies on a topic.

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What does the step theory in the cycle of decisions involve

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The Theory is an integrated set of principles on how or why varibales are related and under what conditions. This summarizes a wide range of observations making clear predictions.

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What does the step: Hypotheses in the cycle of decisions do?

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Predictions derived from the theory no how/why certain variables will react to each other. These hypotheses should be falsifiable

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What does the step Data in the cycle of decisions do?

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This revolves around the collection methods of systematic observation vs experimental method.

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What does the step Verification in the cycle of decisions do?

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In this step the statistical and practical significance of your decision is evaluated.

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What does falsifiability mean?

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This means that a hypotheses can be proven false through research studies and testing experiments.

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What is the systematic observation method to collect data?

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This is often a correlational study that is nonmanipulative in nature/

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What is the experimental method of data collection?

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This is a study to discover causality. In this setting variables can be manipulated and it is therefore more useful.

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