The Systematic Approach to Organisational Behaviour Assumes

question 51

Multiple Choice

The systematic approach to organisational behaviour assumes:

• A)that behaviour is random.
• B)that behaviour is as predictable as it is measurable through scientific study.
• C)there are no consistencies that underlie individual behaviour.
• D)that behaviour cannot be predicted.

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Definitions:

Normal Debit Balance

Refers to the side (debit or credit) on which an account will typically report a balance, with assets and expenses usually having a normal debit balance.

Recorded By Credits

Transactions that increase liabilities, equity, or revenue, or decrease assets or expenses, reflected in the accounting records.

Increases

A rise in the value or quantity of something, such as assets, revenue, or profits.

Recorded By Debits

Transactions in accounting that increase assets or expenses and decrease liabilities, equity, and revenue, captured on the left side of an account.