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85 Cards in this Set

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Managers' challenges in the 21st century
SOBC sequence
Terminal and instrumental values
Characteristics of internalisers and externalisers
Work preference of persons high in need for achievement, affiliation and power
The performance-job satisfaction relationship
General Adaptation Syndrome (Selye model)
The stress model
Classical profiles of type A and type B behavioural patterns
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation
The expectancy theory of employee motivation
Individual and organisational factors in motivation
Key concepts in BMod
Contingencies of reinforcement
Schedules of reinforcement
Pros and cons of BMod
Alternatives to the use of punishment
Effective use of punishment
Effects of performance appraisal
Actual and measured performance
Errors in PA
Forms of validity
Aspects of the goal-setting process
The MBO cycle
Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards in organisations
Examining reward practices in firms
Consequences of downsizing and delayering
How the Rucker Plan fits in a plan to strengthen competitive advantage in the firm
Herzberg's principles of job design
Job depth and job range
The job characteristics model (JCM)
Job content factors
Self-directed teams are replacements for a traditional ‘X’ control structure
Contrasting the participative and non-participative organisation
Factors causing group formation
Features of cohesive and incohesive work groups
Cohesiveness, goals and work group performance
Managerial principles for controlling work group norms and member conformity
Examples of personal and position status in firms
Group size, performance and process losses
Stages of work group development
Belbin’s roles in highly successful, value-adding SDTs
Factors influencing risk-taking in group decisions
Factors which contribute to low group creativity
How Delphi groups differ from nominal groups
Situation characteristics of task activities and maintenance activities
Stages of development and the emphasis on task and maintenance activities in work groups
The Vroom–Yetton–Jago normative decision model
Sources of interpersonal power and an example of each
How employees gain power
A taxonomy of political behaviour in firms
Strengthening your work relationship with your boss
Managerial roles
Examples of leadership traits
Fiedler's contingency theory of leader effectiveness
How leaders can change the situation they face
Substitutes for leadership and control in work relationships
The entrepreneurial profile
Differentiating entrepreneurial behaviour from bureaucratic behaviour
Fundamental issues in organisational design
The functional design
Combined product and territorial design
The matrix design in a medical products firm
Forms of departmentalisation
Strenghts and weaknesses of decentralised designs
Problems caused by external process controls
The MBO process in delayered organisations
Creating a boundaryless (horizontal) design
The goods-services continuum
A graphical representation of service design strategies
The range of services and the extent of service customisation
Perspectives on empowering employees to deliver excellent service
Building a strong performance-oriented culture in the firm
How to build a strong, adaptive work culture in the firm
Ways to change a firm's culture
The life-cycle of the firm
Understanding environmental uncertainty
Qualities of planned change in organisations
The key features of the organisational change process
Multi-level diagnosis in planned change
How to tell if the OD programme did any good
Why T-groups do not work in firms
Objectives of team-building
The managerial grid