At the Main Campus of a Large University, Faculty Always

question 15

Multiple Choice

At the main campus of a large university, faculty always refer to one another as "Dr." or "Professor," dress formally, and are academically competitive. Meanwhile, at the various branch campuses, faculty members call one another by their first names, dress casually, and support one another's scholarly efforts. These differences reflect the differences in the ________ of the main campus and its branches.

• A)supply chain communication
• B)autocratic buying center culture
• C)organizational culture
• D)business missions
• E)corporate social responsibility

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