The Study of Organizational Behavior Is

question 75

Multiple Choice

The study of organizational behavior is:

• A) different from the study of organization theory because of a different focus.
• B) the same thing as the study of organization theory.
• C) an "umbrella" that encompasses the study of organization theory.
• D) a subset of organization theory.

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Definitions:

Associated Companies

Companies that are connected through common ownership or control but aren't subsidiaries or fully owned entities of the parent company.

Equity Method

An accounting technique used by companies to record and report their investments in other companies based on the level of control and influence they have over the company.

Voting Stock

Shares of a company that grant the shareholder voting rights in corporate decisions and elections of the board of directors.

Significant Influence

Significant influence is a term used in accounting to describe the power to participate in the financial and operating policy decisions of another company, without having full control or majority ownership.