Human Behavior (Person and Environment) Quiz # 10

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Quiz: Human Behavior (Person and Environment) Quiz # 10
Subject: Small Communities
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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Human Behavior (Person And Environment) Quiz # 10
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  • Group dynamics are the patterns of _______ that emerge in groups

  • Interdisciplinary team is a special type of task group composed of

  • Leadership refers to process of influencing a group to achieve a common goal.

  • Mutual aid group is a formed group of persons who use the support, encouragement, and feedback from other persons in the group to work on certain ________ problems

  • A group that occurs naturally, without external initiative is known as

  • Ongoing Group is set up without a time limit and meets until the group is disbanded

  • Closed group is a natural or formed group that includes any person who would like to become a member

  • Process-oriented leader is a leader who _______ group relationships.

  • __________ is a formed group focused on providing information and support concerning a particular problem area or issue; such groups usually meet over a short period of time.

  • Self-help group is a natural group which is professionally led

  • A group formed to accomplish a specific goal or objective is called

  • Task-oriented leader facilitates problem solving within the context of the

  • Therapy group is a natural group that uses an intensive group format to promote growth in its members

  • Time-limited group is a _________ group whose members or leader establish a certain length of time that they will meet as a group.

  • The Appreciative inquiry model of organizational change is based on the premise that organizational change is best accomplished by engaging all organizational stakeholders in a positive examination of the organization’s past, present, and future.

  • Bounded rationality refers to limited rationality of organization __________ in decision-making theory of formal organizations

  • Burnout is a process in which a previously committed worker __________ from his or her work in response to stress and strain experienced in the job.

  • Decision making theory sees organizational decision makers as _______ in their capac-ity for rational decision making.

  • Emotional labor is a form of emotion regulation wherein workers are expected to ____________ emotions as part of their job

  • Tendency of participants in an experi-mental study to perform in particular ways simply because they know they are being studied is called

  • Human relations theory is a theory that focuses on the role of ___________ in organizational efficiency and effectiveness.

  • Hybrid organization is an organization that ______ political advocacy and service provision in its core identity.

  • Institutional theory of organizations is a perspective that focuses on how formal organizations are embedded in ______ and its major institutions and shaped by them.

  • Iron cage of rationality is Max Weber’s term for the _______ potential of bureaucracies.

  • _____________ theory was developed on the premise that rational planning is not sufficient for an organization to survive in a rapidly changing environment

  • Management by objectives involves ________ planning of organizational objectives and the structures and processes for meeting those objectives

  • Managing diversity model focuses on the need to maximize the potential advantages, and minimize the potential disadvantages, of diversity in organizational membership.

  • Non Hierarchical organization is an organization run by con-sensus, with few rules, characterized by

  • Organizational culture model sees organization as ______ with shared experiences and shared meanings.

  • An approach to formal organizations that assumes organizations can maximize efficiency and effectiveness while also promoting individual happiness and well-being is called