Week 2 - individual differences Flashcards
In addition to values, personality, perceptions, emotions, and stress, the mars model describes behaviour as a product of various factors - what are they?
Motivation - internal forces direct
Abillity - natural / learned capabilities
Role Perception - understand duties
Situational Factors - conditions that impact
Summarize the 5 types of individual behavour in orgs
TASK PERFORMANCE - goal behaviours
ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP - supporting cooperation & helpfulness
COUNTERPRODUCTIVE WORK BEHAVIORS - voluntary behaviors that harm
JOINING AND STAYING WITH THE ORGANIZATION
MAINTAINING WORK ATTENDANCE
Personality is the enduring pattern of thoughts/feeling/actions that characterise individuals.
Describe the big 5 personality dimensions (canoe)
"Conscientiousness Agreeableness Neuroticism Openness to experience Extraversion
Myer Briggs Typer Indicator is Based on Jungian psychology and measures preferences along four personality perspectives to identify a ‘type’. What aspects are measured?
(EPDO)
ENERGY - extravert vs introvert
PERCEIVING - sense vs intuit
DECISIONS - thinking vs feeling
ORIENTATION - judgeing vs percieving
What is the Myer Briggs type indicator good / bad at?
- MBTI improves self-awareness
* MBTI poorly predicts job performance
Values are stable, evaluative beliefs that guide
Define values and Schwartz’ model of individual values (4 quadrants model).
(OTSC)
Schwartz Model:
Openness to change. Pursue innovation
Transcendence. Welfare of others
Self-enhancement. Self interest
Conservation. Status quo
Ethics is the study of moral principles that determine right from wrong.
Describe 3 principles of ethics.
- Utilitarianism - greatest good for the greatest number of people.
- Individual rights - certain intrinsic rights.
- Distributive justice: rights and obligations in proportion to effort
What 4 Factors influence ethical behavour
MESM
- Moral intensity: the degree ethics are required
- Ethical sensitivity: importance of ethical issue
- situational factors
- mindlessness
People think and act differently across cultures, and these differences are due to unique norms of behaviour & emphases on different values.
Name 5 values studied across cultures:
(ICPUA)
- Individualism: degree uniqueness valued
- Collectivism: degree of allegiance to group
- Power distance: degree unequal power accepted
- Uncertainty avoidance: degree ambiguity tolerated
- Achievement–degree of competitive vs cooperative