The Fact That You Are Less Likely to Cheer in Class

question 81

Multiple Choice

The fact that you are less likely to cheer in class than at a football game is an indication that

• A)the peak-shift phenomenon occurs in humans as well as animals.
• B)contextual cues can be involved in discrimination training.
• C)blocking effects occur across contexts.
• D)you are stuck with a boring professor.

Identify the significance of creating internal urgency for change.

Acknowledge the necessity of a clear and appealing vision for successful change.

Understand the role of employee involvement in reducing resistance to change.

Recognize the importance of organizational diagnosis in understanding the current state and facilitating change.

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Definitions:

Qualitative Methods

Research methods that collect and analyze non-numerical data to understand concepts, thoughts, or experiences.

Interviews

A method of gathering information by asking questions verbally, commonly used in research, journalism, and employment selection processes.

Kilmann-Saxton Culture-Gap

A theoretical framework that describes the mismatches or gaps that can exist between the actual organizational culture and the optimal culture for maximizing performance.

Long-Term Human Orientation

An approach that emphasizes the importance of long-term relationships, sustainability, and ethical treatment of individuals within organizational or social contexts.