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BUSMHR 3200 Exam 1 Inks Study Guide. Basic levels within the organization - answerindividual, team, organization level Derailers - answer-insensitivity to others -poor working relations -inability to build or lead a team -authoritarianism -inability to change and adapt Human relations moveme...

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BUSMHR 3200 Exam 1 Inks Study Guide.


Basic levels within the organization - answer✔individual, team, organization level

Derailers - answer✔-insensitivity to others
-poor working relations
-inability to build or lead a team
-authoritarianism
-inability to change and adapt

Human relations movement - answer✔-increasing numbers of studies/writings from behavioral
scientists focusing on the "human" factor
-collective bargaining legalized in 1935; management looking for other ways to manage
workforce

McGregor's Theory X vs Y - answer✔one doesn't replace the other; just different perspectives
on people

Theory x - answer✔-People dislike work and


avoid it whenever possible
-People need to be coerced
to work
-People require close
supervision at all times
-Most people prefer to be
directed, have little ambition
and avoid responsibility
-top down hierarchal

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Theory y - answer✔-Work is seen as a natural
activity, like play or rest
-Given objectives, people can
be very self-directed
-People become committed to
objectives with some reward



-Most people are ambitious and can accept (and seek out) responsibility
-in general people think more progressive way of looking at people but different perspectives

Strategic Management - answer✔-A plan for integrating goals, tactics, policies and actions into
a meaningful whole


-Has two primary elements


--Strategy Formulation (designing/developing a strategy)
--Strategy Implementation (making it happen/implementation)

Strategy Formulation - answer✔Devoloping a strategy
-starts with a vision
-lofty compelling future state they are trying to make
Goes into a mission


Internal Analysis-strengths/weaknesses


External Analysis-Opportunities/threats
+
vision
mission

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goals
= strategic plan


SWOT analysis is commonly used here

Strategy Implementation - answer✔Galbraith's Star Model
Focuses on 5 critical elements or organization functioning:
strategy
structure
systems & processes
metrics & rewards
people
*all elements need to be aligned for org. to succeed

Motivation - answer✔Psychological (and physiological) processes that underline the direction,
intensity, and persistence or behavior of thought

Intrinsic Motivation - answer✔aspects related to the job, internal characteristics of the person,
etc.
-feelings generated from doing rather than being rewarded
-give this to ourselves!

Extrinsic Motivation - answer✔aspects related to rewards, recognition, promotion, etc.
-results from the potential or actual receipt of extrinsic rewards

Fundamental Equation regarding performance - answer✔P= A x M x O
P=performance
A=ability
M=motivation
O=opportunity

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This model is multiplicative; needs all three elements to work

Need-based theories of motivation - answer✔-Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory
-Alderfer's ERG Theory
-McClelland's Need Theory

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - answer✔Abraham Maslow developed this


suggests that there are five needs we need as individuals, in a hierarchy


Growth Needs:
Self-actualization (needs to be all that we can be)
Esteem Needs( need to feel good about self)


Deficiency Needs:
Social/love needs (needs for belongings)
Safety needs(physical/psych)
Physiological needs (food/water)


*not supported, but theory remains popular
-can only work on one need at a time

Alderfer's ERG Theory - answer✔Clayton Alderfer


Growth needs
Relatedness needs
Existence Needs

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