Deck 2: International and Organizational Culture

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As the needs of an organization change,its employees must adapt to those new needs.That is,they must continue to be socialized.
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In countries in which people display low power distance,employees acknowledge the boss's authority and typically follow the chain of command.
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Employees that are cultural misfits may present specific and significant harm to an organization,and as such,they should be separated with due haste.
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Rituals,history,humor,and employee rewards have established and reinforced a strong culture that resulted in Nordstrom's being recognized as a leader in how to treat customers.
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In countries with high masculinity,one finds less conflict and stress when it comes to balancing home and work life.
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One impact of culture on employees indicate that it provides and encourages a form of stability.
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A person's feelings and perceptions are usually kept at the conscious level.
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A strong culture is characterized by employees sharing core values but not necessarily agreeing with the way things should be done within the organization.
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An organization's culture can't be seen,sensed,or felt.
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Terry adheres to required dress code without complaint.This compliance may be taken as a general indicator of Terry's cultural commitment.
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The extent to which subordinates accept unequal power is the same across countries.
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Southwest Airlines has established a strong culture in part due to its hiring practices.Their approach is to hire candidate if they possess the company's core values.
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Organizational culture creates a pattern of beliefs,values,and expectations in employees.
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The effect of values on workplace productivity and effectiveness is easily determined.
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In the role management stage of socialization,individuals become organizational members and see the job and organization for what they are.
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Generally,individuals having unmanaged stress works to the advantage of the organization.
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Organizations can operate efficiently only when shared values exist among the employees.
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Values are a society's ideas about what is right or wrong,such as the belief that hurting someone is immoral.
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Values do not simply appear they evolve.
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Individuals who experience realism and congruence during the anticipatory stage of socialization have a less stressful accommodation stage.
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Performance orientation is the degree to which:

A) Members of organizations are aggressive and confrontational in social relationships.
B) Individuals in a society are rewarded for performance improvement and excellence.
C) Members of a society or organization use rules, regulations, and social norms to avoid uncertainty or unpredictable future events.
D) Individuals express loyalty, pride, and cohesiveness in their organizations and families.
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____________ is the sum total of the beliefs,rituals,rules,customs,artifacts,and institutions that characterize the population of the nation.

A) Culture
B) A national culture
C) A national perspective
D) A guiding perspective
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Over the past decade research in to spirituality has grown out of favor.
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Within the Globe Project,________________ refers to the degree to which individuals in an organization are rewarded for being friendly,altruistic,fair,caring,and kind to others.

A) egalitarianism
B) agreeable orientation
C) humane orientation
D) altruistic orientation
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In countries with lower levels of uncertainty avoidance,_______________.

A) organizational activities are less formal
B) more risk taking occurs
C) there is high job mobility
D) All of the choices are correct.
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People are attracted to mentors who look,act and communicate like them.
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Mentoring relationships generally last from six months to nine months.
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Considerable conflict between job and family roles reflects a high level of the societal value of _______________.

A) power distance
B) masculinity
C) uncertainty avoidance
D) individualism
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_______________ is the degree to which members of a society or organization use rules,regulations,and social norms to avoid uncertainty or unpredictable future events.

A) Power distance
B) Societal collectivism
C) Future orientation
D) Uncertainty avoidance
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Workplace spirituality is the same as workplace religion.
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Within the Globe Project,________________ refers to the extent to which an organization avoids gender discrimination and role inequities.

A) masculinity
B) gender egalitarianism
C) gender orientation
D) justice
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A company's annual report,approved dress code,and office layout are examples of _______________ within an organization.

A) symbols
B) sages
C) compliance producing items
D) artifacts
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The Global Leadership and Organizational Behavior Effectiveness (GLOBE)project was conceived by ____________.

A) Geert Hofstede
B)
C) Robert House
D) Ronald King
E)H. Schein
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__________ are the conscious,affective desires or wants of people that guide behavior.

A) Cultures
B) Values
C) Needs
D) Wants
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The values,norms,customs,and rituals of cultures are influenced by _______________.

A) politics
B) religion
C) language
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Which of the following channels is likely to help pass values from one generation to the next?

A) Religion
B) Communities
C) The education system
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Hofstede's five value dimensions are power distance,individualism,uncertainty avoidance,masculinity,and _______________.

A) accommodation
B) femininity
C) integrity
D) long-term orientation
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The concept of _______________ refers to the extent to which people in a society feel threatened by ambiguous situations.

A) low power distance
B) aggressiveness
C) uncertainty avoidance
D) individualism
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Research indicates that most managers have never had a mentor.
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Someone who is promoting and prodding others to show or be more spiritual may also be disrupting the work performance of colleagues.
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Herb Kelleher,one of the founders of Southwest Airlines,helped create a culture of commitment by:

A) Pitching in to help employees as he traveled around doing business.
B) Rewarding the most productive and upbeat employees.
C) Conducting regular and intense team-building sessions.
D) All of the answers are correct.
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A supportive organizational climate can be defined as the amount of perceived support employees receive from their ___________ that helps them successfully perform their job duties.

A) co-workers
B) supervisor
C) other departments
D) All of the above
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Researchers have _________________ a specific culture contributes to positive effectiveness in comparison to less effective firms with another cultural profile.

A) definitively related
B) found
C) suggested
D) been unable to show that
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The socialization that occurs before someone enters an organization,or takes a different job within an organization,is the _______________ stage of socialization.

A) accommodation
B) anticipatory
C) role management
D) assessment
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Conflict between an individual's work group and other work groups within the organization usually surface during the _______________ socialization stage.

A) anticipatory
B) accommodation
C) role management
D) All of the choices are correct.
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The sink or swim approach to socialization ___________.

A) is preferred to others
B) should never be used
C) may work
D) may present significant legal issues for organizations
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The core values of Southwest Airlines consist of all of the following elements except:

A) A warrior spirit
B) A servant's heart
C) A fun-loving attitude
D) An unwavering commitment
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The culture at Walt Disney is manifested through all of the following except:

A) Shared sayings.
B) Similar demographic characteristics.
C) Shared things.
D) Shared behavior.
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Socialization processes are the activities by which an individual comes to appreciate the _______________ essential for assuming an organizational role,and for participating as an organization member.

A) values
B) abilities
C) expected behaviors
D) All of the choices are correct.
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People are vitally interested in two kinds of information before entering a new job or organization.They attempt to assess the firm's ______________________.

A) culture and if they are suited to the jobs available in the organization
B) pay and benefits
C) history and values
D) culture and climate
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Research suggests that,when ethics codes are developed and enforced within an organization,they have a positive impact on _______________.

A) job satisfaction
B) esprit de corps
C) organizational commitment
D) All of the choices are correct.
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All of the following activities comprise the accommodation stage except:

A) Establishing new interpersonal relationships
B) Learning the task required to perform the job
C) Clarifying one's role in the organization and in formal and informal groups
D) Forming an initial impression of the job and the organization
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Organizational socialization is most important when an individual __________________.

A) first takes a job
B) retires from the organization
C) has failed to meet performance expectations
D) All of the above are correct.
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During the _______________ stage,a broader set of issues and problems arises,which results in conflict,including conflict between work groups.

A) anticipatory socialization
B) accommodation
C) role management
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Attempting to change a culture generally requires all of the following except:

A) Difficult techniques
B) A new company leader
C) Rare skills
D) Considerable time
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_____ can be defined as the amount of perceived support employees receive from their co-workers,supervisor,and other departments that helps them successfully perform their job duties.

A) BOC
B) HFC
C) HGC
D) SOC
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In work organizations,a mentor can provide ___________ to a younger,less-experienced protégé.

A) coaching
B) friendship
C) role modeling
D) All of the above.
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Employees are more likely to adjust to a new job and be accepted socially if they use a _______________ approach to learning about how things work,who makes the decisions,and what the organization values.

A) proactive
B) laid-back
C) scientific
D) sequential
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Organizational socialization processes _______ from organization to organization.

A) by law must not vary
B) may vary in form but not content
C) vary in form and content
D) must by law vary by employee
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_______________ is the process by which organizations bring new employees into the culture.

A) Alteration
B) Maturation
C) Socialization
D) Normalization
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Spirituality in the workplace _________.

A) is always positive
B) is always a negative
C) may have a negative side
D) is appropriate only in religious organization
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The "separation" phase of the mentor relationship occurs after the _____________ phase.

A) cultivation
B) redefinition
C) friendship
D) conflict
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Which of the following is an example of what Mitroff and Denton characterized as the recovery model of spirituality?

A) YMCA
B) Alcoholics Anonymous
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) Cirque Du Soleil
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____________ has been defined as "the desire to find ultimate meaning and purpose in one's life and to live an integrated life."

A) Religiousality
B) Spirituality
C) Transformationality
D) None of the above.
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A survey by Mitroff and Denton found all of the following to be true except:

A) Employees who are more spiritually involved achieve better results.
B) Most employees feel free to act on their spirituality in the workplace.
C) People differentiate strongly between religion and spirituality.
D) Most people define spirituality as "the desire to find ultimate meaning and purpose in one's life and to live an integrated life."
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Which of the following is the least likely to be a turning point during a mentoring relationship?

A) The senior manager becomes less available
B) A job rotation or promotion limits continued interaction
C) Peer status is achieved
D) A sudden increase in opportunities for interaction around work tasks
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One study of the spirituality of medical units within a hospital system found _______________________.

A) patient infection rates decreased with increased staff spirituality
B) unit leaders did not impact the degree to which unit members expressed workplace spirituality
C) that work units' spirituality was associated with the unit's performance
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Research by Mitroff and Denton found that there was ___________ agreement about the meaning of spirituality.

A) weak
B) diverse
C) near-unanimous
D) unanimous
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Which of the following is an example of what Mitroff and Denton characterized as an evolutionary model of spirituality?

A) YMCA
B) Alcoholics Anonymous
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) Cirque Du Soleil
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Nordstrom's is presented in the text as an example of a particular type of culture.What is that culture and briefly how does Nordstrom's reinforce it?
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Hofstede's research indicates that national cultures exist.Do you believe that in a heterogeneous nation,such as the United States,a national culture that is shared by society does exist?
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All of the following practices are found during the accommodation socialization stage except:

A) Professional counseling
B) Social skills training
C) Demanding but fair supervisors
D) Supportive and accurate feedback
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All of the following recommendations are presented in "How to Become a Great Mentor" except:

A) Give up your personal mentor
B) Don't be afraid, to be honest
C) Work at building trust and feeling it yourself
D) Don't keep your feelings bottled up
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Which of the following statements about spirituality is false?

A) Spirituality is a personal and private path.
B) Spirituality contains elements of many religions.
C) Spirituality grows from self-inquiry.
D) None of the statements are false.
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All of the following are phases of the mentoring process except:

A) Separation
B) Cultivation
C) Realism
D) Redefinition
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Which of the following is an example of what Mitroff and Denton characterized as the socially responsible model of spirituality?

A) YMCA
B) Alcoholics Anonymous
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) Cirque Du Soleil
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How can a leader or founder help create a strong culture in an organization? Can a leader eliminate culture? Explain.
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What is the difference between a "long-term" orientation and a "short-term" orientation?
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A study of spirituality reported that organizational spirituality was positively correlated to:

A) Employee job involvement
B) Organizational identification
C) Work rewards satisfaction
D) All of the choices are correct.
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According to the text,which of the following organizations is an example of using a values-based model of spirituality?

A) Alcoholics Anonymous
B) Kingston Technology
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) YMCA
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As the needs of an organization change,its employees must adapt to those new needs.That is,they must continue to be socialized.
True
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In countries in which people display low power distance,employees acknowledge the boss's authority and typically follow the chain of command.
False
Explanation: In countries in which people display high power distance, employees acknowledge the boss's authority and typically follow the chain of command.
3
Employees that are cultural misfits may present specific and significant harm to an organization,and as such,they should be separated with due haste.
False
Explanation: Weeding out cultural misfits might be necessary, but it should be done only after weighing the costs and benefits of losing talented performers who deviate from the core cultural value system.
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Rituals,history,humor,and employee rewards have established and reinforced a strong culture that resulted in Nordstrom's being recognized as a leader in how to treat customers.
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In countries with high masculinity,one finds less conflict and stress when it comes to balancing home and work life.
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One impact of culture on employees indicate that it provides and encourages a form of stability.
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A person's feelings and perceptions are usually kept at the conscious level.
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A strong culture is characterized by employees sharing core values but not necessarily agreeing with the way things should be done within the organization.
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An organization's culture can't be seen,sensed,or felt.
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Terry adheres to required dress code without complaint.This compliance may be taken as a general indicator of Terry's cultural commitment.
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The extent to which subordinates accept unequal power is the same across countries.
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Southwest Airlines has established a strong culture in part due to its hiring practices.Their approach is to hire candidate if they possess the company's core values.
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Organizational culture creates a pattern of beliefs,values,and expectations in employees.
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The effect of values on workplace productivity and effectiveness is easily determined.
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In the role management stage of socialization,individuals become organizational members and see the job and organization for what they are.
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Generally,individuals having unmanaged stress works to the advantage of the organization.
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Organizations can operate efficiently only when shared values exist among the employees.
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Values are a society's ideas about what is right or wrong,such as the belief that hurting someone is immoral.
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Values do not simply appear they evolve.
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Individuals who experience realism and congruence during the anticipatory stage of socialization have a less stressful accommodation stage.
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Performance orientation is the degree to which:

A) Members of organizations are aggressive and confrontational in social relationships.
B) Individuals in a society are rewarded for performance improvement and excellence.
C) Members of a society or organization use rules, regulations, and social norms to avoid uncertainty or unpredictable future events.
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____________ is the sum total of the beliefs,rituals,rules,customs,artifacts,and institutions that characterize the population of the nation.

A) Culture
B) A national culture
C) A national perspective
D) A guiding perspective
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Over the past decade research in to spirituality has grown out of favor.
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Within the Globe Project,________________ refers to the degree to which individuals in an organization are rewarded for being friendly,altruistic,fair,caring,and kind to others.

A) egalitarianism
B) agreeable orientation
C) humane orientation
D) altruistic orientation
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In countries with lower levels of uncertainty avoidance,_______________.

A) organizational activities are less formal
B) more risk taking occurs
C) there is high job mobility
D) All of the choices are correct.
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People are attracted to mentors who look,act and communicate like them.
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Mentoring relationships generally last from six months to nine months.
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Considerable conflict between job and family roles reflects a high level of the societal value of _______________.

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D) individualism
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_______________ is the degree to which members of a society or organization use rules,regulations,and social norms to avoid uncertainty or unpredictable future events.

A) Power distance
B) Societal collectivism
C) Future orientation
D) Uncertainty avoidance
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Workplace spirituality is the same as workplace religion.
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Within the Globe Project,________________ refers to the extent to which an organization avoids gender discrimination and role inequities.

A) masculinity
B) gender egalitarianism
C) gender orientation
D) justice
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A company's annual report,approved dress code,and office layout are examples of _______________ within an organization.

A) symbols
B) sages
C) compliance producing items
D) artifacts
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The Global Leadership and Organizational Behavior Effectiveness (GLOBE)project was conceived by ____________.

A) Geert Hofstede
B)
C) Robert House
D) Ronald King
E)H. Schein
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__________ are the conscious,affective desires or wants of people that guide behavior.

A) Cultures
B) Values
C) Needs
D) Wants
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The values,norms,customs,and rituals of cultures are influenced by _______________.

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B) religion
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D) All of the choices are correct.
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Which of the following channels is likely to help pass values from one generation to the next?

A) Religion
B) Communities
C) The education system
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Hofstede's five value dimensions are power distance,individualism,uncertainty avoidance,masculinity,and _______________.

A) accommodation
B) femininity
C) integrity
D) long-term orientation
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The concept of _______________ refers to the extent to which people in a society feel threatened by ambiguous situations.

A) low power distance
B) aggressiveness
C) uncertainty avoidance
D) individualism
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Research indicates that most managers have never had a mentor.
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Someone who is promoting and prodding others to show or be more spiritual may also be disrupting the work performance of colleagues.
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Herb Kelleher,one of the founders of Southwest Airlines,helped create a culture of commitment by:

A) Pitching in to help employees as he traveled around doing business.
B) Rewarding the most productive and upbeat employees.
C) Conducting regular and intense team-building sessions.
D) All of the answers are correct.
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A supportive organizational climate can be defined as the amount of perceived support employees receive from their ___________ that helps them successfully perform their job duties.

A) co-workers
B) supervisor
C) other departments
D) All of the above
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Researchers have _________________ a specific culture contributes to positive effectiveness in comparison to less effective firms with another cultural profile.

A) definitively related
B) found
C) suggested
D) been unable to show that
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The socialization that occurs before someone enters an organization,or takes a different job within an organization,is the _______________ stage of socialization.

A) accommodation
B) anticipatory
C) role management
D) assessment
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Conflict between an individual's work group and other work groups within the organization usually surface during the _______________ socialization stage.

A) anticipatory
B) accommodation
C) role management
D) All of the choices are correct.
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The sink or swim approach to socialization ___________.

A) is preferred to others
B) should never be used
C) may work
D) may present significant legal issues for organizations
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The core values of Southwest Airlines consist of all of the following elements except:

A) A warrior spirit
B) A servant's heart
C) A fun-loving attitude
D) An unwavering commitment
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The culture at Walt Disney is manifested through all of the following except:

A) Shared sayings.
B) Similar demographic characteristics.
C) Shared things.
D) Shared behavior.
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Socialization processes are the activities by which an individual comes to appreciate the _______________ essential for assuming an organizational role,and for participating as an organization member.

A) values
B) abilities
C) expected behaviors
D) All of the choices are correct.
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People are vitally interested in two kinds of information before entering a new job or organization.They attempt to assess the firm's ______________________.

A) culture and if they are suited to the jobs available in the organization
B) pay and benefits
C) history and values
D) culture and climate
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Research suggests that,when ethics codes are developed and enforced within an organization,they have a positive impact on _______________.

A) job satisfaction
B) esprit de corps
C) organizational commitment
D) All of the choices are correct.
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All of the following activities comprise the accommodation stage except:

A) Establishing new interpersonal relationships
B) Learning the task required to perform the job
C) Clarifying one's role in the organization and in formal and informal groups
D) Forming an initial impression of the job and the organization
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Organizational socialization is most important when an individual __________________.

A) first takes a job
B) retires from the organization
C) has failed to meet performance expectations
D) All of the above are correct.
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During the _______________ stage,a broader set of issues and problems arises,which results in conflict,including conflict between work groups.

A) anticipatory socialization
B) accommodation
C) role management
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Attempting to change a culture generally requires all of the following except:

A) Difficult techniques
B) A new company leader
C) Rare skills
D) Considerable time
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_____ can be defined as the amount of perceived support employees receive from their co-workers,supervisor,and other departments that helps them successfully perform their job duties.

A) BOC
B) HFC
C) HGC
D) SOC
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In work organizations,a mentor can provide ___________ to a younger,less-experienced protégé.

A) coaching
B) friendship
C) role modeling
D) All of the above.
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Employees are more likely to adjust to a new job and be accepted socially if they use a _______________ approach to learning about how things work,who makes the decisions,and what the organization values.

A) proactive
B) laid-back
C) scientific
D) sequential
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Organizational socialization processes _______ from organization to organization.

A) by law must not vary
B) may vary in form but not content
C) vary in form and content
D) must by law vary by employee
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_______________ is the process by which organizations bring new employees into the culture.

A) Alteration
B) Maturation
C) Socialization
D) Normalization
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61
Spirituality in the workplace _________.

A) is always positive
B) is always a negative
C) may have a negative side
D) is appropriate only in religious organization
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62
The "separation" phase of the mentor relationship occurs after the _____________ phase.

A) cultivation
B) redefinition
C) friendship
D) conflict
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63
Which of the following is an example of what Mitroff and Denton characterized as the recovery model of spirituality?

A) YMCA
B) Alcoholics Anonymous
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) Cirque Du Soleil
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64
____________ has been defined as "the desire to find ultimate meaning and purpose in one's life and to live an integrated life."

A) Religiousality
B) Spirituality
C) Transformationality
D) None of the above.
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65
A survey by Mitroff and Denton found all of the following to be true except:

A) Employees who are more spiritually involved achieve better results.
B) Most employees feel free to act on their spirituality in the workplace.
C) People differentiate strongly between religion and spirituality.
D) Most people define spirituality as "the desire to find ultimate meaning and purpose in one's life and to live an integrated life."
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66
Which of the following is the least likely to be a turning point during a mentoring relationship?

A) The senior manager becomes less available
B) A job rotation or promotion limits continued interaction
C) Peer status is achieved
D) A sudden increase in opportunities for interaction around work tasks
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67
One study of the spirituality of medical units within a hospital system found _______________________.

A) patient infection rates decreased with increased staff spirituality
B) unit leaders did not impact the degree to which unit members expressed workplace spirituality
C) that work units' spirituality was associated with the unit's performance
D) All of the choices are correct.
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68
Research by Mitroff and Denton found that there was ___________ agreement about the meaning of spirituality.

A) weak
B) diverse
C) near-unanimous
D) unanimous
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69
Which of the following is an example of what Mitroff and Denton characterized as an evolutionary model of spirituality?

A) YMCA
B) Alcoholics Anonymous
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) Cirque Du Soleil
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70
Nordstrom's is presented in the text as an example of a particular type of culture.What is that culture and briefly how does Nordstrom's reinforce it?
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71
Hofstede's research indicates that national cultures exist.Do you believe that in a heterogeneous nation,such as the United States,a national culture that is shared by society does exist?
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72
All of the following practices are found during the accommodation socialization stage except:

A) Professional counseling
B) Social skills training
C) Demanding but fair supervisors
D) Supportive and accurate feedback
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73
All of the following recommendations are presented in "How to Become a Great Mentor" except:

A) Give up your personal mentor
B) Don't be afraid, to be honest
C) Work at building trust and feeling it yourself
D) Don't keep your feelings bottled up
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74
Which of the following statements about spirituality is false?

A) Spirituality is a personal and private path.
B) Spirituality contains elements of many religions.
C) Spirituality grows from self-inquiry.
D) None of the statements are false.
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75
All of the following are phases of the mentoring process except:

A) Separation
B) Cultivation
C) Realism
D) Redefinition
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76
Which of the following is an example of what Mitroff and Denton characterized as the socially responsible model of spirituality?

A) YMCA
B) Alcoholics Anonymous
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) Cirque Du Soleil
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77
How can a leader or founder help create a strong culture in an organization? Can a leader eliminate culture? Explain.
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78
What is the difference between a "long-term" orientation and a "short-term" orientation?
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79
A study of spirituality reported that organizational spirituality was positively correlated to:

A) Employee job involvement
B) Organizational identification
C) Work rewards satisfaction
D) All of the choices are correct.
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80
According to the text,which of the following organizations is an example of using a values-based model of spirituality?

A) Alcoholics Anonymous
B) Kingston Technology
C) Ben & Jerry's
D) YMCA
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