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Organization Theory Study Set 2
Quiz 9: Organization Size, Life Cycle, and Decline
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Question 21
True/False
In a large company going through the organizational life cycle, the replacement of top management may occur in its elaboration stage as it struggles to revitalize.
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Larry is a great leader who has run his organization for many years, and has the kind of personality that everyone wants to be around. What type of authority does Larry have?
Question 23
Multiple Choice
Shelli's organization operates in an industry with a great deal of competition that produces a commodity-type product. She measures success based on cost control and profit maximization. Which form of control does she use?
Question 24
Multiple Choice
In which stage does denial occur despite signs of deteriorating performance?
Question 25
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a factor that causes organizational decline?
Question 26
True/False
The big/small approach may be used to combine small units in order to gain advantages of efficiencies.
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Which type of authority is the most widely used form to govern internal work activities and decision making, particularly in large organizations?
Question 28
Multiple Choice
Which type of authority refers to employees' belief in the legality of rules and the right of those elevated to positions of authority to issue commands?
Question 29
True/False
In the collectivity stage, departments are established along with a hierarchy of authority, job assignments, and a beginning division of labour.
Question 30
True/False
There are ten stages of life cycle development an organization must generally go through in order to reach the final stage when rewards are personal and aimed at those who contribute to organizational success.