A Sense of Shared Understanding That Emerges in Back-And-Forth Interaction

question 16

Multiple Choice

A sense of shared understanding that emerges in back-and-forth interaction is known among communicative constitution of organization theorists as:

• A) sensemaking.
• B) constitution.
• C) activity coordination.
• D) closure.

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Definitions:

Extra-Role Behavior

Actions performed by employees that go beyond their formal job requirements, contributing positively to organizational effectiveness.

Copy Testing

A marketing research technique used to evaluate the effectiveness of advertising content by measuring audience responses before it is aired or published.

Leader-Member Exchanges

The interactions and relationships between leaders and their team members, which can affect performance and satisfaction.

Transformational Effect

A significant change or impact that drastically alters the existing condition, perception, or reality of a situation or entity.