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3rd Management Test

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Exam 3 Review Sheet Chapter 10 - Know the different types of Conflict Intra-personal, Inter-personal, Inter-group
- Be familiar with the Causes of Conflict Organizational Structure, Limited Resources, Task Interdependence, Incompatible Goals, Personality Differences, Communication Problems
- Be very familiar with the various Conflict Handling Styles Accommodation, Avoidance, Compromise, Collaboration, Competition
- Know the five phases of Negotiation Investigation, Determine your BATNA, Presentation, Bargaining, Closure
- Be familiar with the Negotiation Strategies Distributive Approach, Integrative Approach
- Know the Third Party Negotiations Mediation, Arbitration, Arbitration-Mediation
- Be very familiar with the various Decision Making Models, and when you should use each
Know and understand each of them I will not ask you to list the steps of any of them, however you should know what they are all about (pretty intricately, too) Rational Decision Making Boundary Rational Model Creative Decision Making Intuitive Decision Making
- Be familiar with the various “decision-making traps”…faulty decision making Overconfidence bias – Hindsight bias – Anchoring bias – Framing bias – Escalation of commitment –
- Be familiar with the “symptoms of groupthink” Illusion of invulnerability – Collective rationalizations An unquestioned belief in the group’s inherent morality – Stereotyped views of out-groups – Direct Pressure - Self-Censorship Illusion of Unanimity The emergence of self-appointed mind
- Be familiar with the “tools and techniques for making better decisions” Nominal Group Technique – Dephi Technique – Majority Rule – Consensus – Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS) – Decision Trees –
- Be familiar with the “trait approaches” and “behavioral approaches” to leadership Trait Approaches – Integrity, Intelligence, Extraversion, Conscientiousness, Open to Experience, Self-Esteem Behavioral: Task-Oriented- People-Oriented –
- Know the various Leader Decision Making styles Authoritarian, Democratic, Laissez-faire
- Know and have a good understanding of the “contingency approaches to leadership” (all except Fiedler…the really crazy approach) these deal with conditions where certain styles of leadership are more effective Situational Leadership – directing, coaching, supporting, delegating Path-Goal theory – Vroom and Yetton –
- Know and understand the contemporary approaches to leadership (transformational leadership, transactional leadership, Leader-Member Exchange approach, servant leadership, and authentic leadership) Transformational leadership – Transactional leadership – Leader-Member Exchange - Servant Leadership – Authentic Leadership –
Chapter 13 - Know the Bases of Power Legitimate Reward Power Coercive Expert Informational Referent
- Know the various Responses to Influence Tactics Resistance – not obey Compliance – unwillingly obey Commitment – willingly obey
- Be familiar with the Most Commonly Used Influence Tactics Rational Persuasion Legitimating Personal Appeal Exchange Ingratiation Pressure Coalitions Inspirational appeals Consultation
- Be familiar with the components of Impression Management Nonverbal – clothing, body language, demeanor Verbal – tone of voice, rate of speech, what you say and how you say it Behavioral – how you perform on the job and how u interact with others
- Know the Building Blocks of Structure, and be familiar with the specifics of each (advantages/disadvantages, types, etc) Centralization Formalization Hierarchical levels Departmentalization
- Be familiar with the Contemporary Forms of Organizational Structure Matrix Organizations, Boundary-less Organizations, Learning Organizations
- Be familiar with the Forms of Organizational Change Company structure > Strategy > Policies > Procedures > Technology > Culture
- Be familiar with the forms of resistance to change, and why people resist change Active resistance Passive resistance Compliance Enthusiastic Support
- Be familiar with the three levels of organizational culture Assumptions – reflect believes about human nature Values – shared principles, standards and goals Artifacts – visible and concrete aspects of organizational structure
- Be familiar with the dimensions of culture we discussed in class (Organizational Culture Profile), including the additional ones we talked about Detail Oriented Innovative Aggressive Outcome Oriented Stable People Oriented Team Oriented Service Safety
- Know the Visual Elements of Culture Mission Statement Rituals Stories Physical Layout Rules and Policies
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