Michael Has Two Finals,accounting and Organizational Behavior,on the Same Day

question 92

Multiple Choice

Michael has two finals,accounting and organizational behavior,on the same day of finals week.Based on expectancy theory,which of the following statements suggest how he should allocate his limited study time?

• A)For the previous three OB exams Michael studied for hours and received below average grades.He spent fewer hours studying for accounting and earned above average grades.He therefore decides to focus his efforts equally on OB and accounting.
• B)Accounting is Michael's major,OB is a general business requirement in his academic program.Michael aspires to be a CPA,so he decides to focus his study time on Accounting.
• C)Michael is switching to another college for a communication major after this semester.His business courses will not count toward his total credits at the new college.His grades on these exams will not matter,but he decides to focus on his accounting anyway.
• D)Michael loved the group work format that his OB instructor used to teach the course and disliked the lecture format utilized by his accounting professor.He decides to focus his attention on OB.

Identify societal structures that need to change to increase women's representation in elite leadership positions.

Understand the similarities between women and men in leadership roles.

Evaluate the effectiveness of men and women leaders in diverse subordinate compositions.

Identify countries that have women in the highest political leadership positions.

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Definitions:

Average Variable Cost

The total variable cost divided by the quantity of output produced; it represents the variable cost per unit of output.

Marginal Cost

The incremental cost associated with the production of an additional unit of a product or service.

Total Costs

The complete expenses incurred in the process of producing or providing goods and services, including both fixed and variable costs.

Break Even

The point at which total costs and total revenues are equal, resulting in no net loss or gain.