The Two Types of Objective Controls Managers Use Are

question 11

Multiple Choice

The two types of objective controls managers use are:

• A) output and input
• B) administrative and participative
• C) self-control and organizational control
• D) autonomous and individualized
• E) behavior and output

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Definitions:

Impression Management

The practice of consciously making behavioral adjustments to project a desired image to others.

Inconsistent

Behavior or responses that show a lack of steadiness or uniformity, often leading to unpredictability.

Self-Promotion

The action of promoting oneself, one's abilities, or achievements, often to advance one's career or reputation.

Stereotyping

The act of ascribing generalized and oversimplified characteristics to all members of a group, often leading to biased perceptions.