Exam 6: Work-Related Attitudes: Prejudice, Job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment

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According to research, which of the following report the highest levels of job satisfaction?

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Employees who have high levels of affective commitment to their organizations:

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For every dollar earned by men, women earn:

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Research shows:

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Suppose Larry has been looking for another job, but his boss and co-workers pressure him to stay. If Larry stays, it is an example of:

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Instituting cafeteria style benefit plans will help to promote:

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Generally speaking, companies are doing more, not less, to encourage diversity.

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A two-year study that traced the levels of job satisfaction and absenteeism of health-care workers revealed that ________.

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Joe believes that most of his company's employees are fairly aware of cultural differences among the diverse workforce. But he feels they need some help in alleviating misunderstandings that may come from those differences. To help this problem he should implement what type of training?

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When people are willing to stay in an organization because they share its goals, they have:

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The "shock to the system" helps to explain:

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Table 6.1 Three middle managers are discussing their attitudes about work over lunch. Lee is expressing how much he likes working for his boss, but he dislikes his current work assignment, and he says it's too tedious. He's looking forward to its completion so he can move on to more exciting work. Tim tells his luncheon partners that he's convinced he got his current position because his previous boss wanted to help him along in his career. (Tim doesn't know his previous boss couldn't stand him and wanted to move him out of his area.) Tim is very happy because he believes he has the right skill mix to be successful in his new position. Andrea tells everyone that she is looking for another job. She has been for several months, but "the right thing hasn't come along yet." She has advanced her career by changing jobs every 12-18 months. Their fourth luncheon partner, Leslie, is also unhappy on the job and looking for another position. She believes that her current boss is threatened by her competence and is holding her back from greater opportunities. Leslie wants to stay with the company but wants to work for someone else. -Refer to Table 6.1. In terms of the components of an attitude, Lee's comments reveal the ________ component more than any other component of his attitudes toward work.

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Informal collections of individuals who share a common identity with regard to factors such as race or ethnicity are affinity groups.

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Define attitude and describe its three major components.

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Name and explain the three types of organizational commitment.

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When we speak of liking or disliking someone or something, we are talking about the ________ component of our attitude toward that person or object.

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In a study conducted in the People's Republic of China, companies that used maintenance-oriented practices used to manage human resources ________.

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The results of 30 years of affirmative action programs are:

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Values theory suggests that:

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Organizations with high-performance work systems demonstrate all of the following except:

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