Exam 7: Decision Making and Creativity
Exam 1: Introduction to the Field of Organisational Behaviour107 Questions
Exam 2: Individual Behaviour, Personality and Values100 Questions
Exam 3: Perceiving Ourselves and Others in Organisations90 Questions
Exam 4: Workplace Emotions, Attitudes and Stress87 Questions
Exam 5: Foundations of Employee Motivation74 Questions
Exam 6: Applied Performance Practices97 Questions
Exam 7: Decision Making and Creativity97 Questions
Exam 8: Team Dynamics102 Questions
Exam 9: Communicating in Teams and Organisations94 Questions
Exam 10: Power and Influence in the Workplace93 Questions
Exam 11: Conflict and Negotiation in the Workplace96 Questions
Exam 12: Leadership in Organisational Settings109 Questions
Exam 13: Organisational Structure106 Questions
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Decision making is an unconscious process of moving toward a desirable state of affairs.
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For the past 2500 years,scholars in most western countries have mainly followed the ____________ model of decision making.
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Creative people have a low need for achievement and a strong need to follow rules.
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As director of new projects,you have just learned that cash flow problems have forced your organisation to cut back product-development activities.This means that two of the eight projects currently being developed must be terminated,along with the employees working on those projects (about 25 per cent of employees in your unit).You have a good knowledge of these projects as well as the performance and seniority of employees who work in your unit.While some projects clearly have a high chance of success,the long-term potential of a couple of them is unknown.Identify the best level of employee involvement in this situation and describe three factors (contingencies)that support this level of involvement.
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A decision maker's need to justify their decision tends to cause:
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Creative ideas can emerge when asking people unfamiliar with the problem to explore the problem with you.
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Convergent thinking mainly improves which stage of the creative process?
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What do impromptu storytelling,morphological analysis and artwork have in common?
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Subjective expected utility refers to how much the selected alternative benefits or satisfies the decision maker.
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An executive was trying to think of ways to increase sales of ballpoint pens among young people.While walking down a street with lots of neon signs,the executive got the idea that young people would want to buy pens with ink in bright neon colours and with pen containers that glow in the dark.This situation is an example of:
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Employees tend to be less creative in organisations that punish failure.
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Prospect theory and self-justification are the main causes of satisficing.
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The highest level of employee involvement should occur when the problem is structured (i.e.it is a programmed decision).
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Employee involvement tends to weaken synergy in the decision-making process.
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