The Study of Organisational Behaviour (OB) Involves Both Human Behaviour

question 109

True/False

The study of organisational behaviour (OB) involves both human behaviour and characteristics of organisations, but its principal focus is the external environment that surrounds the organisation.

Assess the effects of advancements in U.S. health care on the standard of living.

Recognize factors that could reduce health care overconsumption.

Describe the major funding sources for health care and their relative contributions.

Explain factors contributing to the price inelasticity of health care demand.

---

Definitions:

Ethical

Pertaining to or dealing with morals or the principles of morality; pertaining to right and wrong in conduct.

Sensitive

Possessing or displaying a high degree of responsiveness and awareness towards the emotions, needs, or concerns of others, or being easily affected by certain stimuli.

Transformational Model

A leadership approach that seeks to create significant change in the organization through inspiring, motivating, and guiding followers to exceed their own interests for the sake of the organization or a greater cause.

Stimulates Follower Identification

Encourages individuals to align themselves with or see themselves as part of a group, leader, or movement.