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Management Study Set 24
Quiz 11: Organization Structures and Design
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Question 61
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The line of authority that vertically links each position with successively higher levels of management is chain of command.
Question 62
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Adaptive organizations operate with a minimum of bureaucratic structure and with cultures that encourage worker empowerment and participation.
Question 63
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Delegation is the process of entrusting work to others in the organization by giving them the right to make decisions and take action.
Question 64
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Dynamic environments and changing conditions call for more organic designs.
Question 65
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Adaptive organizations stimulate the utilization of narrow spans of control and tall structures.
Question 66
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The authority-and-responsibility principle states: "authority should equal responsibility when work is delegated from a supervisor to a subordinate."
Question 67
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According the research findings of Paul Lawrence and Jay Lorsch, successful firms operating in certain environments had more organic designs, whereas successful firms operating in uncertain environments had more mechanistic designs.
Question 68
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Tom Burns and George Stalker found that the mechanistic organizations thrived when the environment was unstable and changing because it provided a necessary counterbalancing sense of order.
Question 69
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Centralized organizations delegate decision making throughout all levels of management, and decentralized organizations concentrate decision making at the top levels of management.
Question 70
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An organization with narrow spans of control will have fewer managers and more subordinates per manager, whereas an organization with wide spans of control will have more managers and fewer subordinates per manager.