At the Upper-Management Level in an Organization

question 61

Multiple Choice

At the upper-management level in an organization

• A) Technical skills are not important
• B) Human skills are not important
• C) Technical skills are more important than conceptual skills
• D) Technical skills are less important than human skills

Understand the psychological concepts related to altruism and prosocial behavior.

Grasp the impact of psychological experiments like Milgram's and the Stanford Prison Experiment on understanding human behavior.

Acknowledge the significance of situational roles and social norms in shaping behavior.

Understand the psychological mechanisms behind helping behavior and the factors that influence it.

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