The Open Systems Perspective of Organizational Behaviour States That

question 80

Multiple Choice

The open systems perspective of organizational behaviour states that:

• A)organizations take their sustenance from the environment and in turn affect that environment.
• B)organizations can operate efficiently by focussing on what they do best and ignoring changes in the external environment.
• C)people are the only important and valued organizational input.
• D)organizations should be viewed as machines with one working part.
• E)All of the answers are correct.

---

Definitions:

Basal Ganglia

Clusters of neurons located deep within the brain, involved in coordinating movement and influenced by various neurological conditions.

Skilled Motor Movements

Complex movements that require precision and coordination, often learned through practice, involving the brain, nervous system, and muscular system.

Substantia Nigra

A part of the brain involved in movement control and reward, notable for its role in Parkinson's disease due to loss of dopamine-producing neurons.

Huntington Disease

A hereditary and degenerative brain disorder that affects muscle coordination and leads to cognitive decline and psychiatric issues.