The Set of Values, Norms, and Expectations of Behavior That

question 96

Multiple Choice

The set of values, norms, and expectations of behavior that control the ways in which workers interact with one another within the organization is known as

• A)managerial objectives.
• B)organizational culture.
• C)clan control.
• D)adaptive culture.

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Definitions:

Education

The systematic process of facilitating learning, acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and beliefs through methods like teaching and research.

Self-presentation

The process of controlling how one is perceived by others, often by adjusting behavior or appearance to create a desired impression.

Cognitive Matching

A process by which individuals pair new information with existing cognitive schemas to make sense of the world.

Behavioral Confirmation

A social psychological phenomenon where an individual's behavior aligns with the expectations of others, thus confirming those expectations.