HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

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Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

  1. Q1e. All the following statements are true regarding Organizational Behaviour (OB) except: - (i) OB focuses on observable behaviours - (ii) OB deals with internal states such as thinking and perceiving - (iii) OB focuses on theoretical management issues rather than practical ones - (iv) OB analyzes the behaviour of groups and organizations20232m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    All the following statements are true regarding Organizational Behaviour (OB) except:

    • (i) OB focuses on observable behaviours
    • (ii) OB deals with internal states such as thinking and perceiving
    • (iii) OB focuses on theoretical management issues rather than practical ones
    • (iv) OB analyzes the behaviour of groups and organizations
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  2. Q1e. Organizational Behaviour is the study of: - (i) Financial Performance - (ii) Machines in Organizations - (iii) Individual and Group Behaviour in Organizations - (iv) Organizational Structure only20252m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Organizational Behaviour is the study of:

    • (i) Financial Performance
    • (ii) Machines in Organizations
    • (iii) Individual and Group Behaviour in Organizations
    • (iv) Organizational Structure only
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  3. Q1f. Classical behaviourists attributed learning to the association or connection between which of the following? - (i) Stimulus and Response - (ii) Response and Stimulus - (iii) Modelling - (iv) Self-efficiency20232m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Classical behaviourists attributed learning to the association or connection between which of the following?

    • (i) Stimulus and Response
    • (ii) Response and Stimulus
    • (iii) Modelling
    • (iv) Self-efficiency
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  4. Q1f. Personality is mainly influenced by: - (i) Situation - (ii) Environment - (iii) Heredity - (iv) All of the above20252m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Personality is mainly influenced by:

    • (i) Situation
    • (ii) Environment
    • (iii) Heredity
    • (iv) All of the above
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  5. Q1g. Organizations are social structure composed of highly complex, frequently unpredictable beings called 'humans'. Organization however cannot behave independently of the human beings that compose them. In the light of given statement, which one of the following activity is not related to organizational behaviour? - (i) Downsizing - (ii) Diversity - (iii) Information explosion - (iv) Knowledge20232m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Organizations are social structure composed of highly complex, frequently unpredictable beings called 'humans'. Organization however cannot behave independently of the human beings that compose them. In the light of given statement, which one of the following activity is not related to organizational behaviour?

    • (i) Downsizing
    • (ii) Diversity
    • (iii) Information explosion
    • (iv) Knowledge
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  6. Q1h. Personality can be defined as the sum total of ways in which an individual reacts to and interacts with others. Research has brought out the characteristics of different types of personalities. Which one the following personalities and its characteristics are wrongly matched? - (i) Extroversion- sociable, talkative and assertive - (ii) Agreeableness - Good natured, cooperative and trusting - (iii) Conscientiousness-Irresponsible, undependable, unbalanced and indecisive - (iv) Emotional stability- Tense, insecure and nervous.20232m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Personality can be defined as the sum total of ways in which an individual reacts to and interacts with others. Research has brought out the characteristics of different types of personalities. Which one the following personalities and its characteristics are wrongly matched?

    • (i) Extroversion- sociable, talkative and assertive
    • (ii) Agreeableness - Good natured, cooperative and trusting
    • (iii) Conscientiousness-Irresponsible, undependable, unbalanced and indecisive
    • (iv) Emotional stability- Tense, insecure and nervous.
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  7. Q2. Define organizational behaviour. Discuss the evolution of organizational behaviour.202314m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Define organizational behaviour. Discuss the evolution of organizational behaviour.

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  8. Q6a. Define Organizational Behaviour and explain its importance.20257m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Define Organizational Behaviour and explain its importance.

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  9. Q6b. Discuss the challenges and opportunities of Organizational Behaviour in modern organizations.20257m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Discuss the challenges and opportunities of Organizational Behaviour in modern organizations.

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  10. Q8a. Explain personality and discuss the determinants and development of personality.20257m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Explain personality and discuss the determinants and development of personality.

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  11. Q8b. Define attitudes and explain different types of attitudes with reference to job satisfaction.20257m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Define attitudes and explain different types of attitudes with reference to job satisfaction.

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  12. Q9b. Write short note on: Job satisfaction.20237m

    Module 4: Organizational Behavior and Personality

    Write short note on: Job satisfaction.

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