In the Context of the Australian Court System, the Term

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the context of the Australian court system, the term 'jurisdiction' refers to:

• A)the extent of the power and authority conferred upon a court.
• B)the hierarchical structure of the courts.
• C)whether proceedings are criminal or civil in nature.
• D)the burden of proof imposed on the plaintiff to the proceedings.

Discuss the role of political skills within organizational behavior and its potential outcomes.

Understand the importance and methodologies of networking for career development.

Explain the construct of organizational politics and its dual impacts within organizations.

Understand the concept of bounded ethicality and its implications in ethical decision-making.

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Definitions:

Content Of Socialization

The specific knowledge, skills, and behaviors that individuals need to acquire to effectively adapt to a new role or environment.

Sequential-random

A term used to describe processes or events that occur in a sequence but have unpredictable outcomes or orders.

Formal Mentoring Programs

Organization-sponsored programs in which seasoned employees are recruited as mentors and matched with protégés.

Informal Mentoring

A non-structured, personal guidance relationship that develops naturally between a more experienced individual and a less experienced individual, sharing insights and advice for personal or professional development.