Deck 7: Change-Coping With Organizational Life

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Change is

A) Static and cumulative
B) Avoidable with proper planning
C) Synergistic and cumulative
D) Negative
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All of the following are true except

A) Change must be avoided at all costs
B) Change must be met
C) Change must be accepted
D) Change must be anticipated whenever possible
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Identifiable work values include

A) Autonomy and competitiveness
B) Dedication and ethics
C) Loyalty and professionalism
D) All of the above
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Work values provide a frame of reference on how an officer relates to

A) Co-workers, supervisors, and consumers
B) Co-workers, family, and consumers
C) Supervisors, family, and co-workers
D) Supervisors, politicians, and co-workers
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According to the text, what item has been labeled as almost revolutionary to law enforcement due to its strong influence?

A) Social values
B) The law
C) Technology
D) Police unions
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Police unions have a strong influence within

A) Communities
B) Legislative chambers
C) Both a and b
D) None of the above
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According to the text, the sergeant whose supervisory style demonstrates ______, _______, and ______ for subordinate welfare will see that not all change is resisted.

A) Objectivity, fairness, and concern
B) Objectivity, favoritism and concern
C) Knowledge, favoritism, and charisma
D) Knowledge, fairness, and charisma
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When will employees resist change?

A) If the change has no consequence
B) If the change is immaterial
C) If the change is helpful
D) If the change is viewed as a threat
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All of the following are reasons for resistance to change except

A) Ambiguity
B) Submission
C) Economic reasons
D) Cultural reasons
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______________ may be necessary when there is no time for or success with a consultative process of change.

A) Mandated change
B) Postponing change
C) Absolute compliance
D) Strict enforcement
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Change is always rapid.
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The larger and more bureaucratic a department is, the more it will resist change.
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Real organizational change is effectuated by upper management.
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Those who have conducted research on organizational change estimate that 25 percent of employees will actively resist change.
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Researchers have found that about 45 percent of employees will actively embrace change.
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Younger officers are more likely to accept, conform, and be satisfied with departmental policies that require them to "go by the book."
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Reasons for accepting change include improving work conditions and having a choice.
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According to the text, line officers are slowly starting to dislike labor unions.
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Acceptance of change efforts can never be thwarted.
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The most effective compliance-gaining technique is to exercise authority and to order employees to submit to the change.
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Deck 7: Change-Coping With Organizational Life
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Change is

A) Static and cumulative
B) Avoidable with proper planning
C) Synergistic and cumulative
D) Negative
A
2
All of the following are true except

A) Change must be avoided at all costs
B) Change must be met
C) Change must be accepted
D) Change must be anticipated whenever possible
A
3
Identifiable work values include

A) Autonomy and competitiveness
B) Dedication and ethics
C) Loyalty and professionalism
D) All of the above
D
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Work values provide a frame of reference on how an officer relates to

A) Co-workers, supervisors, and consumers
B) Co-workers, family, and consumers
C) Supervisors, family, and co-workers
D) Supervisors, politicians, and co-workers
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According to the text, what item has been labeled as almost revolutionary to law enforcement due to its strong influence?

A) Social values
B) The law
C) Technology
D) Police unions
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Police unions have a strong influence within

A) Communities
B) Legislative chambers
C) Both a and b
D) None of the above
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According to the text, the sergeant whose supervisory style demonstrates ______, _______, and ______ for subordinate welfare will see that not all change is resisted.

A) Objectivity, fairness, and concern
B) Objectivity, favoritism and concern
C) Knowledge, favoritism, and charisma
D) Knowledge, fairness, and charisma
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When will employees resist change?

A) If the change has no consequence
B) If the change is immaterial
C) If the change is helpful
D) If the change is viewed as a threat
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All of the following are reasons for resistance to change except

A) Ambiguity
B) Submission
C) Economic reasons
D) Cultural reasons
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______________ may be necessary when there is no time for or success with a consultative process of change.

A) Mandated change
B) Postponing change
C) Absolute compliance
D) Strict enforcement
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Change is always rapid.
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The larger and more bureaucratic a department is, the more it will resist change.
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Real organizational change is effectuated by upper management.
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Those who have conducted research on organizational change estimate that 25 percent of employees will actively resist change.
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Researchers have found that about 45 percent of employees will actively embrace change.
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Younger officers are more likely to accept, conform, and be satisfied with departmental policies that require them to "go by the book."
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Reasons for accepting change include improving work conditions and having a choice.
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According to the text, line officers are slowly starting to dislike labor unions.
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Acceptance of change efforts can never be thwarted.
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The most effective compliance-gaining technique is to exercise authority and to order employees to submit to the change.
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