The Design of the Organization Will Be the Entrepreneur's Formal

question 10

Essay

The design of the organization will be the entrepreneur's formal and explicit indication to the members of the organization as to what is expected of them.Typically these expectations can be grouped into five areas,identify and describe them.
A.Organization structure.This defines members' jobs and the communication and relationship these jobs have with each other.These relationships are depicted in an organization chart.
B.Planning,measurement,and evaluation schemes.All organization activities should reflect the goals and objectives that underlie the venture's existence.The entrepreneur must spell out how these goals will be achieved (plans),how they will be measured,and how they will be evaluated.
C.Rewards.Members of an organization will require rewards in the form of promotions,bonuses,praise,and so on.The entrepreneur or other key managers will need to be responsible for these rewards.
D.Selection criteria.The entrepreneur will need to determine a set of guidelines for selecting individuals for each position.
E.Training.Training,on or off the job,must be specified.This training may be in the form of formal education or learning skills.

Understand the role of environmental and biological factors in the development of anxiety disorders.

Recognize the importance of a comprehensive treatment plan that may include both pharmacological and psychological interventions.

Understand the impact of sociocultural factors on the development and treatment of anxiety disorders.

Explain the mechanisms through which specific interventions, such as exposure therapy, work in managing anxiety disorders.

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Definitions:

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M'Naghten Standard

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