In the Field of Organizational Behavior, Organizations Are Described As

question 84

Multiple Choice

In the field of organizational behavior, organizations are described as:

• A)entities which are considered a legal grouping of people and systems.
• B)groups of people who work independently to achieve a collective goal.
• C)social entities with a publicly stated set of formal goals.
• D)groups of people with independent profit-centered motives and objectives.
• E)groups of people who work interdependently towards some purpose.

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Definitions:

Alan Baddeley

A psychologist renowned for his work on human memory, particularly for developing the model of working memory.

Working Memory

A mental system designed to hold information momentarily, allowing for its processing and manipulation.

Central Executive

A component of working memory model that is responsible for the control and regulation of cognitive processes.

Hypothetical

Pertains to something that is supposed or assumed to be true or possible for the sake of argument or investigation.