The Side Street Effect Refers to

question 11

Multiple Choice

The side street effect refers to

• A) the appearance of unexpected opportunities as one follows a plan.
• B) a corporate spin-off not sanctioned by the corporation.
• C) using corporate resources to pursue entrepreneurial activities.
• D) the entrepreneurial ventures that are marginally successful but never experience significant growth.
• E) the lack of focus seen in many entrepreneurs.

Examine strategies for addressing educational disparities and improving academic performance.

Understand the significance of cultural capital in educational achievement.

Explore the mechanisms of educational sorting and tracking.

Critique the effectiveness and fairness of standardized testing in the educational system.

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Definitions:

LMX Differentiation

The degree to which there are variations in the quality of relationships between leaders and different members within the same team or organization.

LMX Relationships

Leader-Member Exchange Relationships; a concept in organizational behavior that explores how leaders and followers establish relationships and how those relationships influence workplace dynamics.

LMX

Leader-Member Exchange, a theory describing the dyadic relationship quality between leaders and followers in an organization.

LMX

Leader-Member Exchange; a theory proposing that leaders develop different kinds of relationships with various members of their team, which can affect the team's dynamics and performance.