COMM EXAM 2
Three aspects of socialization
- Communication during the employment interview - new comer information seeking tactics - role development processes
Role taking phase 1
A superior attempts to discover the relevant talents and motivation of the member through testing sequences
As children, we learn about potential creatures from our parents in our teachers. This process is a form of... - Anticipatory socialization - Metamorphosis - Exit socialization - encounter socialization
Anticipatory
Three phases of socialization
Anticipatory socialization, encounter and metamorphosis
The _______ proposes that group research needs to consider factors such as shifting membership, permeable, group, boundaries, and interdependence with an organizational contexts
Bona fide groups perspective
The idea that decision makers attempt to make logical decisions, but are limited cognitively, and by the practical aspects of organizational life is called - bounded rationality - Intuitive, rationality - analogical rationality
Bounded rationality
In-Group
Characterized by high trust, mutual influence, high rewards, high support and latitude in task development
Out-Group
Characterized by low, trust, formal authority, low rewards, low support and tasks, based on job description
Integrative bargaining resembles which of the following conflict management styles
Collaboration
Interorganizational collaboration
Collaboration and intergroup settings that emphasize that dynamic, fuzzy, and multiplex relationships among organizations and organizational actors
Putting them in cold argue that negotiation is a ginger practice in which thE _____ characteristic is valued
Competition
What are the five conflict management styles?
Competition, collaboration, compromise, avoidance, and accommodation
Suzanne, Kyle, and Monique have been arguing for days over how they were going to divide up the responsibilities for the group project. They finally arrive at a consensus after their instructor told them they need to make a decision. What phase of group decision making are they in? - conflict - Emergence - Reinforcement - Orientation
Conflict
T or F : Research has definitely suggested that the socialization process focuses solely on role related information
F
T or F : a newcomer that perceives a high level of social cost associated with an inquiry is most likely to use a relatively straightforward information seeking tactic, such as an over question?
F
T or F: Organizational exit is an event
F
T or F: Intuitive decision-making earlier occurs and organizations because it does not follow a logical search for solutions, where, as organizational behavior is most often rational
False
T or F: Pools multiple sequence model identifies the types of communication that lead to effective decisions
False
T or F: one of the strength of the conflict styles approaches that it allows researchers to examine the extent to which individuals change their tactics during interaction with others and complex situation
False
The role of communications more pronounced in arbitration and mediation
False
In our group member is most likely to experience which of the following - Mutual influence - high support - Latitude in task development - Formal authority
Formal authority
Five stages of normative model of decision making
Formulation, concept development, detailing, evaluation, implementation
What's the order of stages of nuts, normative decision making model?
Formulation, concept development, detailing, evaluation, implementation
Phase model of decision making
Groups go through a series of phases. They systematically attempt to reach decisions, including orientation, conflict, emergence, and reinforcement.
The affective model of participation in space on the works of.... - System theorist - Classical management theorist - Human relations theorist - Human resources theorist
Human relations theorist
Synoptic knowledge
I'm shark representations are encoded and instruction manuals or expert system
What are the three types of conflict frames?
Identity frames, characterization frames, management frames
What are the three I's of conflict?
Incompatible goals, interdependence, interaction
Which of the following terms best describes how newcomers try to change the organization to meet their own needs? - individualization - assimilation - Information seeking - Socialization
Individualization
_____ is most concerned with tracking data in developing process is for cataloging and retrieving those data
Information based knowledge management
Which of the following has been found in research about interviewing?
Interview questions have a great deal of variability
What are the four phases of conflict in order?
Latent conflict (1) Perceived conflict (2) Felt conflict (3) Conflict aftermath (4)
A third-party who exercise control over the communication process, but holds no decision. Power is known as a
Mediator
_________ describe the stage where new employees have made the transition from outside to inside - Exit socialization - Metamorphosis - Anticipatory socialization - encounter socialization
Metamorphosis
Functional theory of group decision making
Model the argues that effect of decision making depends on groups attending to critical functions, are group communication
Bona fide groups
Naturally occurring groups that deal with factors, such as shifting memberships, permeable group, boundaries, interdependence within, an organizational context
Integrative bargaining
Negotiation strategy where the conflicting party, sure to maximize games for both parties. It is characterized by open communication and arrival at creative solutions.
A job interview is a form of... - Exit socialization - Metamorphosis - Anticipatory socialization - Encounter socialization
Not D
The ____ phase of the rule development process involves the supervisor assigning tasks too. It's important to learn about this important skills and motivations. - Role routinization - role creation - role taking - role making
Not b
During which stage of normative model does a group, identify all the likes and dislikes within the group? - detailing - Evaluation - Formulation - Implementation
Not detailing
If a newcomer, so it's information by watching behavior and salient situation, she is using which of the following information seeking tactics? - indirect questions - Observing - Surveillance - Testing limits
Observing
Newcomers typically receive role related and ______ information during socialization
Organizational culture
Four phases of decision making
Orientation, conflict, emergence, and reinforcement
Affective model
Participatory decision making process that seeks satisfy employees higher order needs in order to increase job satisfaction
What factors influence conflict management?
Personal factors, relational factors, cultural factors
Symbolic convergence theory
Perspective that considers the role of communication such as stories and jokes, and creating a feeling of group identity
Felt conflict is characterized by
Planning how to manage the conflict
Which paradox of pre-participation is characterized by the comment be independent just as I have commanded you! - Power - Identity - Structure - Agency
Power
Role Making Phase 2
Process of Marcin evolution from the supervisors, giving the role in the subordinate, taking it to the member, seeking to modify the nature of the role in the manner in which it is enacted
Cognitive model
Purchase of factory decision making process at 62 improve the upward and downward flow of information in the organization by including those closest to the work
Normative model of decision making
Rational and logical decision making process in which members notice a problem, carefully to find it, search for relevant information, develop a set of options, and evaluate them according to carefully developed criteria
An ______ will provide an interview with accurate information about what can be expected in the job. I can help reduce voluntary turnover as a newcomer does not experiences much reality shock. - disguise conversation - Structured interview - Realistic job preview - Positive impression
Realistic job interview
Interviews can be used as tools for...
Recruiting and screening, information, gathering, socialization
If Sarah is able to negotiate with her boss about giving the responsibility for making the morning coffee to another worker in the department, she is probably in the ______ phase of her role development. - Role routinization - role creation - role taking - role making
Role making
Content of socialization - the two classes of information that must be grasped during the socialization process
Role related information and cultural information
The lender member exchange model, divides role development into three phases...
Role taking, role making and role routinization
Information seeking habits
Seeking information that helps new organizational members adapt to the rules, and the norms and values of the organizational culture such as over questions and direct questions third parties, testing limits, disguising conversations, observing, and surveillance
Encounter
Since making stage that occurs when a new employee enters organization. The new comer must let go of old rules and values and adapting to the expectations of the new organization.
Distributive bargaining
Strategy in which conflicting parties work to maximize our own game and minimize their own losses
The ______ considers the role of communication such as stories and jokes, and creating a feeling of group identity in the group decision making process - multiple sequence model - Bona fide groups perspective - Symbolic convergence theory - groupthink theory
Symbolic convergence theory
Instruction manual is an example of...
Synoptic knowlefe
Bounded rationality
The cognitive (humans are not always perfectly logical) and practical (limits in time and resources) limitations that exist, when making a
Cultural information
The norms behaviors narratives truisms in the way that an individual must understand to function within an organization
Role routinization phase 3
The phase in which the role of the subordinate and expected behaviors of the supervisor are well, understood by both parties
Socialization
The process by which an organization influences the adaptation of individuals as they learn about the requirements of the job
Lender member exchange theory
The rule, development process of rule, taking, rulemaking and roll routinization that occurs through ongoing interactions with the supervisor other organizational leaders
Role related information
The skills, procedures and rules that an individual must grasp to perform on the job
Metamorphosis
The state reached at the completion of the socialization process. The new employee is not accepted as an organizational insider.
Anticipatory socialization
This occurs before entry into the organization. It encompasses both socialization to an occupation and an organization.
assimilation
Those ongoing behaviors and cognitive processes by which individuals join, become integrated you and exit organizations
Conflict can only occur with the presence of the following three components Inc. available goals interdependence and interaction
True
Research shows that individuals who framed conflict in terms of those losses will much more likely take risks region impasse and seek are arbitration, then those supreme conflict in terms of gains
True
T or F: collins argues that from an economic and political standpoint, participatory management is an evitable and ethically superior to authoritarian alternatives
True
T or F: workplace democracy involves realizing the standards for a democratic society in the workplace
True
Cultural knowledge
Understandings of particular, Scisson systems, allow organizational actors to act in coordinated
Improvisational knowledge
Understandings people Use when they encounter unusual situation, and must move beyond what is encoded in synoptic knowledge
A group which goes through the traditional sequence of orientation, problem, analysis, solution, and reinforcement is utilizing which decision path type? - Unitary sequence - Solution oriented - Complex celiac - Multiple sequence
Unitary sequence
Individualization
When an employee changes some aspect of the organization, to better suit his or her needs abilities or desires
Distributive bargaining is characterized by
Win lose situation