The Study of Organizational Behavior Is Concerned With

question 50

Multiple Choice

The study of organizational behavior is concerned with:

• A)psychosocial, interpersonal, and organizational structure
• B)psychosocial, interpersonal, and work design
• C)interpersonal, group dynamics in organizations, and work design
• D)psychosocial, interpersonal, and group dynamics in organizations

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Definitions:

Normatively Appropriate Conduct

Normatively appropriate conduct refers to behaviors and actions that align with the accepted norms and ethical standards of a particular society, community, or organization.

Ethical Leaders

Leaders who demonstrate and promote high standards of personal conduct and make decisions based on ethical principles.

Personal Actions

Individual behaviors or acts taken by a person, driven by personal values, beliefs, or goals, which can have significant impacts on their life or the lives of others.

Positive Outcomes

Favorable results or effects resulting from particular events, actions, or circumstances.