Organızatıonal Behavıor Final 4. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which one of the following terms refers to the degree of dependence among departments to each other to accomplish their tasks?
Interdependence |
Specialization |
Centralization |
Formalization |
Hierarchy |
James Thompson developed another contingent model concerning organizational technology and structure. Thompson claimed that structure should be designed according to workflow interdependence among departments. Interdependence refers to the degree of dependence among departments to each other to accomplish their tasks.
2.Soru
Which one of the followowing refers to formal interaction and communication patterns; hierarchical relations; organization of departments and units; written rules, instructions and procedures in an organization?
Social structure |
Physical structure |
Formalization |
Social network |
Centralization |
Social structure refers to formal interaction and communication patterns; hierarchical relations; organization of departments and units; written rules, instructions and procedures.
3.Soru
Imagine that an employee has not finish the given task when the deadline arrived. Which of the following can be an example for internal causation of the manager in the attribution process?
“S/he must have neglected her/his duties.” |
“There must be some problems with the task.” |
“There must be some problem in the family.” |
“S/he does most probably not have the necessary equipment.” |
“Most probably, s/he did not have enough time to fulfill the task on time because of the workload.” |
Internally caused behaviors are those we believe to be under the personal control of the individual. Externally caused behavior is what we imagine the situation forced the individual to do. If one of your employees is late for work, you might attribute that to his partying into the wee hours and then oversleeping. This is an internal attribution. But if you attribute lateness to an automobile accident that tied up traffic, you are making an external attribution. The correct answer is Choice A.
4.Soru
Which of the following is the correct match of the above items?
1-Z, 2-X, 3-Y |
1-X, 2-Y, 3-Z |
1-Z, 2-Y, 3-X |
1-Y, 2-Z, 3-X |
1-Y, 2-X, 3-Z |
Cognitive theory: This theory posits that people develop their thinking patterns as their life unfolds. Accordingly, cognitions affect how the person interprets and internalizes life’s events.
Learning theory: This theory suggests that behavior patterns develop from the social environment by social modeling and learning. Thus, a person’s personality is developed and shaped by the influence of the environment as well as by what the person learns from the environment through experiences or observations.
Biological theory: This theory indicates that personality as genetically inherited.
The correct answer is A.
5.Soru
In which of the following leadership styles does the leader have neither a concern for people nor concern for production?
Impoverished management |
Task management |
Country club management |
Middle of the road management |
Team management |
In impoverished management, the leader has neither a concern for people nor concern for production. Managers show little effort on building relationships with employees or getting the tasks completed. Therefore, the correct answer is A.
6.Soru
"__________refers to the number of written documents comprising procedures, job descriptions, regulations, instructions and guidelines."
How can you complete the above definition?
Hierarchy of Authority |
Centralization |
Formalization |
Departmentalization |
Specialization |
Formalization refers to the number of written documents comprising procedures, job descriptions, regulations, instructions and guidelines.
7.Soru
Which of the following refers to the leader’s ability to analyze all relevant information objectively and examine other people’s opinions before making decisions?
Balanced processing |
Self-awareness |
Relational transparency |
Internalized moral perspective |
New paternalism |
Balanced processing refers a leader’s ability to analyze all relevant information objectively and examine other people’s opinions before making decisions. Authentic leaders with balanced processing, consider not only their own perspective, but they also open all others’ perspectives and solicit viewpoints from those who disagree with them. The correct answer is A.
8.Soru
Which of the following explains the benefit of integrity and honesty traits of a leader?
It helps a leader deal with the uncertainty inherent in any leadership role. |
It helps a leader deal with the many demands they face on a day to day basis. |
It helps to ensure a leader behaves ethically and is worthy of followers’ trust and confidence. |
It helps to ensure a leader is not overly self-centered, can control their feelings, and can accept criticism. |
It ensures that a leader knows what has to be done, how is should be done. |
Option A belongs to the trait of tolerance for stress whereas B belongs to the trait of energy. Moreover, the statement given in option D belongs to the trait of emotional maturity. Finallly, E explains the trait of task-relevant knowledge. Therefore, the correct option that explains the trait of integrity and honesty is C.
9.Soru
In ........................................, managers focus on building positive relations among employees even when production is low. Which of the following leadership styles completes the given explanation above?
Task management |
Middle of the road management |
Impoverished management |
Team management |
Country club management |
In country club management, the leader has low concern for production, but much more concern for people. Country club managers focus on building positive relations among employees even when production is low. The correct answer is E.
10.Soru
Basic assumptions are different from espoused assumptions because they are ________ .
Which of the following does NOT complete the sentence above correctly?
conscious values of organizational culture |
taken-for-granted beliefs |
least visible of organizational culture |
the most difficult to discover |
habits of perception and thought |
Unlike espoused values, basic assumptions are unconscious; they are “taken-for-granted beliefs, habits of perception, thought, and feeling”.
Basic assumptions are the least visible element of organizational culture and they are the most difficult to discover. This is mostly because organizational members make these assumptions unconsciously.
However, because these assumptions are the least visible and most ingrained, they may also result in very serious problems when different organizational cultures meet.
11.Soru
_______________________ arises when individuals face with inconsistent or incompatible demands.
Which of the following is most appropriate for the blank in the above sentence?
Role ambiguity |
Power base |
Role overload |
Role conflict |
Role underload |
Role conflict arises when individuals face with inconsistent or incompatible demands.
The correct answer is D.
12.Soru
"Perception of conflict generates unpleasant feelings like………. or ……... toward the other party."
Which of the given pairs fill in the blank correctly?
excitement-sadness |
peace-sadness |
anger-happiness |
anger-sadness |
excitement-happiness |
Perception of conflict generates unpleasant feelings like anger or sadness toward the other party.
13.Soru
Which of the following suggested job simplification principle, which means jobs should be broken into simple tasks to achieve efficiency and order in the revolutionary book “Principles of Scientific Management”?
Max Weber |
Adam Smith |
Henri Fayol |
Elton Mayo |
Frederic Winslow Taylor |
Theoretical evolution of this concept has started in the age of enlightenment in Europe. Rene Descartes, who is the founder of modern philosophy, believed that whole could only be understood by reducing it into small pieces. The term, which is based on the idea “a whole is the sum of its parts”, is called as reductionism. Reductionism has a very significant effect on the development of scientific research as well as organization of work in modern society. Adam Smith, father of economics, believed the benefits of applying job division for daily work routines. Frederic Winslow Taylor used these ideas to organize job in modern organizations. He suggested job simplification principle, which means jobs should be broken into simple tasks to achieve efficiency and order in his revolutionary book Principles of Scientific Management published in 1911. The correct answer is Choice E.
14.Soru
Which stage of group development is characterized by conflict?
Forming |
Storming |
Norming |
Performing |
Adjourning |
Storming stage is about conflict as members become more proactive and compete for various team roles. Discussions generally focus on behavior, roles, and social relationships that are right for doing the group’s task. Informal leaders begin to emerge, even though there is an existing leader in the group. Some members may try to isolate themselves from the emotional tension. The correct answer is B.
15.Soru
What does the term formal organization refer to?
The number of written documents comprising procedures, job descriptions, regulations, instructions and guidelines |
Tendency of organizations to record all business-related activities by written documents |
Tangible assets such as buildings, plants, plots and institutional design |
Formal interaction and communication patterns |
The hierarchy of offices |
the term “formal organization” means tendency of organizations to record all business-related activities by written documents.
16.Soru
In which stage of Tuckman's development model do group members discover expectations, evaluate value of membership, defer to existing authority, and test boundaries of behavior?
Forming |
Storming |
Norming |
Performing |
Adjourning |
During the forming stage, group members discover expectations, evaluate value of membership, defer to existing authority, and test boundaries of behavior. They meet for the first time, and new team members try to learn about each other. The initial ideas regarding the group tasks start to be discussed. This stage is characterized by uncertainty, structure, and the leadership of the group. It is completed when the group members start to consider themselves as part of the group.
17.Soru
what does contingency perspective of leadership focus on?
leadership behavior |
leadership traits |
leadership in the company |
leadership in situation |
leadership against people |
The contingency perspective of leadership focuses on leadership in situations. The main assumption is there is no optimum style of leadership, different conditions (situations) require different leadership styles.
18.Soru
Which of the following is in the categories Woodward classified as 'large batch and mass production'?
White goods production |
Chemical plants |
Aerospace companies |
Defense contractors |
Shlipbuilders |
White goods production is in the categories Woodward classified as 'large batch and mass production'?
19.Soru
Which one is a feature of mechanistic organizations?
Less rigid organization |
Traditional hierarchy |
flexible; fewer rules |
All kinds of communication |
More participatory decision making |
Mechanistic (best when stable)
Traditional hierarchy
Mostly vertical communication
Formal rules
Structured decision making
20.Soru
The Competing Values Framework of Quinn and Rohrbaugh is a theory based on statistical analyses of a comprehensive list of effectiveness indicators. What are the dimensions of this theory?
Theoretically, CVF identifies two dimensions of values. These are; Dimension 1 is about structure; one end is flexibility while the other is stability. Dimension 2 is about focus; on one end, the focus is internal and the emphasis is on integration while on the other end, the focus is external and the emphasis is on differentiation. |
Quinn and Rohrbaugh discovered two major dimensions underlying conceptions of effectiveness. First dimension is related to transitional flexibility and second is organizational stress readiness. |
Two dimensions of Quinn and Rohrbaugh are, first stability and control and second deals with leadership. |
Quinn and Rohrbaugh argues that more effective managers have the ability to play and competing leadership roles. |
Competing value framework can be used in organization to development supervision and management programs to diagnose existing and desired cultures. |
Theoretically, CVF identifies two dimensions of values. The polar ends of each dimension are opposites. That means no organization can be 100% of both of these ends, which is why the values are said to compete with each other and serve different goals. Let us take a look at the dimensions and you will understand what we mean.
- Dimension 1 is about structure; one end is flexibility while the other is stability.
- Dimension 2 is about focus; on one end, the focus is internal and the emphasis is on integration while on the other end, the focus is external and the emphasis is on differentiation.
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