Week3: Ch 8,9,10,11 Flashcards

1
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attribution?

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causal explanation for an event or behavior. You attribute a mistake to that person’s poor training.

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2
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What dimensions can attributions be classified?

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Locus of causality (internal or external), stability (stable influence outcomes consistently over time, unstable are easy to change), intentional and controllability

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3
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Flow of attribution process?

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workplace outcome - attribution (ex/in, stable/un) - emotional response - results in behavioral response

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4
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Internal Stable examples

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Internal & stable- intelligence

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5
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Internal & unstable examples

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effort

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6
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External and stable examples

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Laws

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7
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external and unstable

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temp org policies

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8
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Optimistic Attribution style does what?

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attribute negative outcomes to external factors, attribute positive outcomes to internal factors. “I worked really hard, team was great”, if doesn’t go well, then it’s because of external - audience didn’t want to listen, this was difficult topic.- beyond your control

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9
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Pessimistic style

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Negative outcomes are due to internal factors. Positive outcomes are due to external factors.
If you do well, it’s because it was good topic or good luck.
If we do poorly, I didn’t focus enough, team wasn’t strong.

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10
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What is hostile style?

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Negative outcomes are external- beyond your control. Biased toward EXTERNAL STABLE attributions. Most work problems are d/t bad manager.

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11
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Learned helplessness?

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favor internal/stable attributes for failures- I can never do it right, you do it

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12
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Aggression?

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Tendency to favor external and stable attributions for failures- heightened motivation (focused on undesirable goal),

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13
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Empowerment

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favor internal/stable for success (you are the reason something is good),

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14
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Resilience

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not biased toward int/ext for success or failures. I won’t worry about things beyond my control

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15
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5 techniques used to promote motivational attributions

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screen for resilience, attributional training, immuniczation, inc psychological closeness, multiple raters of performance

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16
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Difference between potential and kinetic power

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  1. Potential- has ability but does not use it
  2. Kinetic- have ability and use it
17
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Define power

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ability to influence beliefs, emotions and behaviors of people- exists when there is an unequal relationship

18
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Define sources of power

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  1. Reward- give rewards, value
  2. Coercive-uses punishment
  3. Legitimate- on basis of role
  4. Referent- when you look up to someone
  5. expert - the only person in group who is expert, you have power
19
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How do managers develop power base

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  1. create sense of obligation, someone needs something from you
  2. build reputation- as expert
  3. Identification- be visible to employees
  4. perceived dependence- secure resources for them
20
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Define org politics and various political behaviors

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Acts of influence to protect the self-interest of individuals or groups. Dept level, company level., etc.

21
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Define upward influence and various influence categories

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influence of those in higher positions

22
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Lewin’s 3 types leadership

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  1. authoritarian
  2. democratic
  3. laissez-faire
23
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Great person theory?

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Great Man theory- you are born with leader traits

24
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Trait theory

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attempt to id personality characteristics (intelligence, mature, inner motivation, high achievers), broad interests, honest, emotionally mature, integrity, creative, flexible

25
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Ohio state leadership study?

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consideration vs structure
low/low, high/high
Consideration for people vs initiating structure (importance on tasks and goals)

26
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U of Mich leadership- most effective style?

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  1. Employee centered focus vs
  2. production centered
27
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Blake and Mounton Grid?

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concern for people
concern for production
ex: high production/low people = authority compliance task manager
ex: high/high = team leader

28
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Paternalistic style

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