William, an Airplane Pilot, Is Unable to Remember Anything of a Bombing

question 144

Multiple Choice

William, an airplane pilot, is unable to remember anything of a bombing raid in which his plane was severely damaged and two crew members were killed. Because he himself suffered no physical injuries, psychologists suspect that William probably suffers from

• A) panic disorder.
• B) a dissociative disorder.
• C) a phobia.
• D) bipolar disorder.

Understand the dynamics of personal and environmental factors influencing human behavior in organizations.

Understand the concept of organizational culture and its significance in shaping member behaviors.

Identify the key questions and issues related to external adaptation in organizations.

Recognize the importance of internal adaptation for collective identity and commitment within an organization.

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