The Theory That It Is the Values and Behaviours of the Poor

question 33

Multiple Choice

The theory that it is the values and behaviours of the poor that make them fundamentally different and prevent them from escaping continued long-term poverty is called:

• A) orientation.
• B) networking.
• C) stratification.
• D) structure.
• E) the culture of poverty.

Enhance skills in citing illustrative examples to elucidate theoretical concepts.

Understand the concept and implications of different reward systems (gainsharing, share-ownership, job status rewards).

Comprehend how job evaluations support different approaches to rewards and their impact on organizational structure.

Recognize the gender and cultural differences in perspectives towards money and rewards.

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Definitions:

Operational Approach

A manner of addressing tasks and problems through practical, action-based strategies focused on the efficient functioning of an organization.

Functional Approach

The functional approach focuses on how specific roles, responsibilities, and tasks within an organization are organized according to different functions or departments to achieve efficiency and effectiveness.

Contingency Approach

A management theory that suggests the best course of action in business or decision-making depends on the specific circumstances or factors present at the time.

Walter A. Shewart

An American statistician and engineer, known for his works in the field of quality control and the development of the control chart.