The "General Affairs" Aspect of IHRM Refers To

question 16

Multiple Choice

The "general affairs" aspect of IHRM refers to:

• A) The expectation that the human resource function will be the first line of defense in dealing with unpredictable and emergent issues from varied environments.
• B) The mass conglomeration of all the different aspect of the IHRM.
• C) The expectation that the human resource function will be the resource of last resort for unexpected issues and problems
• D) The cross-cultural,coordinative aspect of IHRM

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Definitions:

B. F. Skinner

A prominent psychologist renowned for his work in behaviorism, particularly the development of the theory of operant conditioning.

Hans Eysenck

A German-born British psychologist known for his work on intelligence and personality, particularly his development of the three-factor model of personality.

Unconditioned Stimulus

An impulse that inherently induces a reaction without requiring earlier education.

Classical Conditioning

Learning through the process of associating a naturally spontaneous stimulus with one that is prompted by environmental factors.