The Ability to Use Strategies and Plans to Control One's

question 8

Multiple Choice

The ability to use strategies and plans to control one's behavior in the absence of external surveillance including inhibiting inappropriate behavior and delaying gratification is:

• A)self-regulation
• B)self-mastery
• C)integrity
• D)self-control

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Definitions:

Organizational Identification

The degree to which an employee perceives a sense of oneness with or belongingness to their organization, affecting their attitudes and behaviors at work.

Stakeholders

Individuals or groups that have an interest or concern in an organization and can affect or be affected by its actions.

System Knowledge

Understanding of how a particular set of rules, procedures, and operations work within a specific system.

Secretarial Personnel

Employees who perform administrative and clerical duties, often assisting executives and managing office operations.