Even When Behavior in an Organization Changes, the Change Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

Even when behavior in an organization changes, the change is not sufficient for cultural change to occur because:

• A)individuals may change their behavior but not the values that drive it.
• B)behaviors are assumptions of culture and they are unstable.
• C)human behavior is extrinsically motivated.
• D)change in organizational behavior does not affect an organization's task environment.

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Definitions:

Alternating Bonds

Alternating bonds refer to a pattern where single and double bonds alternate within a chemical structure, often seen in conjugated systems.

Non-aromatic

Compounds that do not fulfill the criteria for aromaticity, lacking a conjugated system of pi electrons in a ring structure.

Benzylic Hydrogens

Hydrogen atoms attached to the carbon atom that is directly connected to a benzene ring, often more reactive in chemical reactions.

Viscinal Dihalide

A type of dihalide compound where two halogen atoms are attached to adjacent carbon atoms in an organic molecule.