The Recognition of the Importance of Operations to the Firm's

question 88

Multiple Choice

The recognition of the importance of operations to the firm's success and the involvement of the operations managers in the organization's strategic planning is known as:

• A) Organizational strategy
• B) Operations strategy
• C) Integrated-enterprise strategy
• D) Industry current strategy

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Definitions:

Stereotype Threat

The risk of confirming negative stereotypes about one's group, leading to underperformance on a task.

Conceptual Replication

The repetition of a study with different operationalizations of the crucial variables but yielding similar results.

Good Theory

A theory characterized by qualities such as explanatory power, predictiveness, simplicity, and falsifiability.

Social Psychology

Examining the impact that the concrete, envisioned, or hinted presence of others has on a person's cognitive functions, emotional states, and conduct.