Behaviour That Is Observed as Being Different from the Behaviour

question 55

Multiple Choice

Behaviour that is observed as being different from the behaviour previously demonstrated, refers to

• A)differentiation.
• B)consistency.
• C)consensus.
• D)distinctiveness.
• E)unanimity.

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Definitions:

Authors

Individuals who create written works, such as books, articles, or reports, often expressing concepts, ideas, or stories.

Contextual Influence

The impact of environmental or situational factors on individuals’ perceptions, decisions, or behaviors.

Member Abilities

The skills and competencies possessed by individuals within a group or organization that contribute to the collective effectiveness.

Task Characteristics

Situational contingencies outside the follower’s control, such as team dynamics, authority systems, and task structure.