Which of the Following Describes the Principle of Organizational Stability

question 30

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the principle of organizational stability?

• A)No organization should become overly dependent on one or several "indispensable" individuals.
• B)Organizations should group activities and people into organizational units.
• C)No organization has the right to direct others to conform to decisions, policies, rules, and objectives.
• D)Organizations should have a structure that combines line and staff authority.

Understand the role of unconditional positive regard, conditions of worth, and self-actualization in humanistic approaches to personality development.

Describe the characteristics and implications of internal versus external locus of control in expectancy theory.

Identify stages of psychosocial development and the fixation that can occur at each stage.

Discern between conscious, nonconscious, preconscious, and unconscious levels of awareness in Freud's theory.

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Definitions:

Suicidal Ideation

The consideration or contemplation of ending one's own life, often accompanied by detailed planning or persistent thoughts.

Self-Abuse

Harmful actions individuals inflict upon themselves, which may include physical injury, neglect, or destructive behavior.

Self-Evaluation

A phase of self-management and intervention that requires students to compare their performance against some criterion. Self-monitoring is a necessary prerequisite. Students must have some form of data (from self-monitoring) to evaluate their performance. The goal is to have students examine the degree to which a match exists between their behavior and some self-selected standard.

Self-Graphing

A self-assessment technique where individuals record and visually display data about their own behaviors over time.