The Factors That Increase Normative Commitment Include

question 5

Multiple Choice

The factors that increase normative commitment include:

• A)number of competitors in an industry
• B)availability of employment opportunities
• C)a sense that the organization has invested in the employee
• D)links to the local community
• E)the value of the benefits at the other organization

Identify the characteristics of high-performance teams.

Comprehend the impact of team size on team effectiveness and the philosophy behind team sizes.

Understand the input factors to group processes, including organizational setting and the nature of tasks.

Recognize the challenges and advantages of team diversity in group processes.

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Definitions:

Collection Period

The average number of days it takes a company to collect payments after a sale has been made.

Aging Schedule

A table or report that shows the amounts of accounts receivable broken down into categories by the length of time they have been outstanding.

Credit Policy

Guidelines that a company follows to determine credit terms for its customers, including payment deadlines, interest rates, and criteria for extending credit.

Marketable Securities

Marketable securities are liquid financial instruments that can be quickly converted into cash at market value, such as stocks, bonds, or treasury bills.