Deck 11: Leadership in Organizational Settings

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The functions of organizational culture is to

A)provide identify
B)provide collective commitment
C)provide social system stability
D)be a sense-making device
E)provide identity, collective commitment, a stable social system and make sense to the organization and the employee
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Which culture encourages employees to take risks, think outside the box, and experiment in new ways?

A)clan culture
B)adhocracy culture
C)market culture
D)hierarchy culture
E)identity culture
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There are many aspects of organizational culture.Observable artifacts include

A)legends and stories
B)language and acronyms
C)rituals and ceremonies
D)espoused values
E)legends and stories, language and acronyms and rituals and ceremonies
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Which response is NOT a key source of organizational culture?

A)the values of the founder
B)the industry or business sector
C)the national culture
D)the organizational structure
E)the senior leaders' vision and behaviour
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There can be more than one dominant culture within an organization.Which of the following is an example of a possible subculture?

A)a department in a different location
B)a building in a different location
C)a regional office in a different location
D)all of the responses are examples of subcultures
E)none of the responses are examples of subcultures
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A culture that has a strong external focus and values stability and control is referred to as

A)clan culture
B)market culture
C)adhocracy culture
D)employee-focused culture
E)Competing Values Framework
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A long-term goal that describes what an organization wants to become in the future is referred to as

A)strategic plan
B)mission
C)vision
D)organizational plan
E)goals
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Which culture is more likely to use a Total Quality Management program?

A)Hierarchy culture
B)Market culture
C)Clan culture
D)Adhocracy culture
E)Identify culture
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If the espoused values of the organization are not in line with the personal values of the employees or the national values of the customer this can result in

A)huge profits
B)the organization not achieving its goals
C)strikes
D)a change in the organization mission and vision
E)increased productivity
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There are three factors to consider when changing an organization's culture.Which of the following is NOT one of these factors?(s)

A)targeting one of the three layers of organizational culture such as observable artifacts, espoused values and basic assumptions for change
B)considering the extent to which the current culture is aligned with the organization's vision and competitive business plan
C)using a structured approach to the change initiative
D)targeting one of the three layers of organizational culture such as hidden artifacts, enacted values and basic assumptions for change e.realizing that culture change involves changing people's minds and their behaviour.
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Enduring belief in a mode of conductor or end-state is referred to as

A)espoused values
B)sustainability
C)true values
D)values
E)outcome values
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The most widely used approach for classifying organizational culture is

A)the Culture Framework
B)the Competing Values Framework
C)the Culture Identify Framework
D)the Dynamics of Organizational Culture Framework
E)the Framework of Culture for Sustainable Organizations
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The set of shared beliefs and values that underlie a company's identity is referred to as

A)organizational culture
B)organizational values
C)organizational mission
D)organizational beliefs
E)organizational vision
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Shaping behaviour by helping members make sense of their surroundings is referred to as the

A)social system stability of organizational culture
B)collective commitment of organizational culture
C)sense-making device of organizational culture
D)behaviour modification of organizational culture
E)organizational identity
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Which of the following is NOT true about the effect of organizational culture on employee attitudes, effectiveness, and performance?

A)organizational culture is significantly correlated with employee behaviour and attitudes
B)employees prefer to work in organizations that value flexibility
C)the similarity between the individual's values and the organization's values is significantly associated with organizational commitment
D)the similarity between the individual's values and the organization's values is not associated with job satisfaction or turnover
E)there is a relationship between organizational culture and service quality and customer satisfaction
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A clan culture consists of all of the following elements EXCEPT

A)collaborative
B)cohesive
C)employee involvement
D)creative
E)employee development
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Organization XX espouses the values of trust but searches employees at the end of their shift to ensure no products were leaving the site.This is an example of a gap between

A)observable artifacts and espoused values
B)observable artifacts and enacted values
C)espoused values and enacted values
D)values, espoused values, and enacted values
E)none of the responses are correct
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Employees with low job satisfaction and organization commitment are more likely to be found in

A)hierarchical or market based cultures
B)clan culture
C)adhocracy culture and clan cultures
D)market culture
E)hierarchical culture
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For espoused values to be fully effective and realized in an organization, people must

A)adhere to dress codes
B)walk the talk and communicate the values at every opportunity
C)adhere to the values
D)be part of the sustainability
E)none of the responses are correct
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In a new organization, espoused values are generally established by the

A)employees
B)through the mission and vision
C)founder
D)customers
E)team
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Rituals and ceremonies are part of the observable artifacts of organizational culture.
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Asking managers to attend weekend meetings when the organization espouses a work/life balance is an enacted value.
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The phase of organizational socialization in which the employment contract is signed and employees learn about the organization is

A)anticipatory socialization phase
B)realistic job preview phase
C)employment contract phase
D)learning phase
E)encounter phase
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A clan culture is positively associated with employee's job satisfaction
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A socialization tactic that includes the involvement of an experienced member of the organization is

A)serial process of socialization
B)disjunctive process of socialization
C)investiture process of socialization
D)divestiture process of socialization
E)buddying process of socialization
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Clan culture gives more importance to innovation, growth, and cutting edge output than adhocracy culture.
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The clan culture and the market culture are contradicting cultures.
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The names and order of the phases of organizational socialization proposed by Feldman are

A)realistic job preview, change and acquisition phase, and anticipatory socialization phase
B)acquisition phase, and anticipatory socialization phase and realistic job preview phase
C)anticipatory socialization phase and realistic job preview phase and change and acquisition phase
D)anticipatory socialization, encounter, and change and acquisition.
E)anticipatory socialization, encounter, and change and acquisition, concluding with realistic job preview
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Which of the following developmental networks describe a few strong ties between a protégé and a mentor that comes from one social system?

A)traditional network
B)receptive network
C)opportunistic network
D)entrepreneurial network
E)mentor network
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Clothing that is worn at work is an indicator of organizational culture.
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A change-resistant culture can undermine the effectiveness of any type of organizational change.
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Research underscores the insignificance of organizational culture.
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Janeen the Vice President of Sales who is an experienced member of the organization, formed a developmental relationship with a new junior staff member.Janeen is an example of a

A)buddy
B)mentor
C)supervisor
D)colleague
E)caring person
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The process by which employees learn an organization's values, norms, and required behaviours is

A)raison d'etre
B)organizational socialization
C)strategic plan
D)vision
E)mission
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An effective mentoring network should include

A)360 degree networking
B)planning the network
C)commitment to assessing, building, and adjusting the network
D)developing formal and informal connections
E)all the above
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Organizational identity is an important aspect of an organization's culture.
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The layers of organizational culture are (1) observable artifacts, (2) espoused values, and (3) enacted vision.
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There can be more than one dominant culture within an organization.
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A strategic plan outlines an organization's competitive business model.
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WestJet Airlines has a successful culture within Canadian organizations
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Feldman's model is applicable to any organization in the socialization of new employees.
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Mentoring provides a new employee with psycho-social support.
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Linking pay and bonuses to collaborating with other units, acting ethically, and avoiding abusive behaviour is an important mechanism for maintaining or changing culture.
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Employees with disabilities or from a different cultural background should be socialized in the exact same way as other employees to maintain consistency.
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The success of a mentor from the protégés perspective is determined by the amount of care and support provided.
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The process of socialization should be a series of identifiable steps.
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Mentoring is one method to socialize employees. Comment on the influence of (1) culture, (2) motivation, (3) empowerment, (4) organizational commitment, and (5) communication, on the mentor.
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According to Schein, what mechanisms can be put in place to change organizational culture.
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Deck 11: Leadership in Organizational Settings
1
The functions of organizational culture is to

A)provide identify
B)provide collective commitment
C)provide social system stability
D)be a sense-making device
E)provide identity, collective commitment, a stable social system and make sense to the organization and the employee
E
2
Which culture encourages employees to take risks, think outside the box, and experiment in new ways?

A)clan culture
B)adhocracy culture
C)market culture
D)hierarchy culture
E)identity culture
B
3
There are many aspects of organizational culture.Observable artifacts include

A)legends and stories
B)language and acronyms
C)rituals and ceremonies
D)espoused values
E)legends and stories, language and acronyms and rituals and ceremonies
E
4
Which response is NOT a key source of organizational culture?

A)the values of the founder
B)the industry or business sector
C)the national culture
D)the organizational structure
E)the senior leaders' vision and behaviour
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5
There can be more than one dominant culture within an organization.Which of the following is an example of a possible subculture?

A)a department in a different location
B)a building in a different location
C)a regional office in a different location
D)all of the responses are examples of subcultures
E)none of the responses are examples of subcultures
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6
A culture that has a strong external focus and values stability and control is referred to as

A)clan culture
B)market culture
C)adhocracy culture
D)employee-focused culture
E)Competing Values Framework
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7
A long-term goal that describes what an organization wants to become in the future is referred to as

A)strategic plan
B)mission
C)vision
D)organizational plan
E)goals
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8
Which culture is more likely to use a Total Quality Management program?

A)Hierarchy culture
B)Market culture
C)Clan culture
D)Adhocracy culture
E)Identify culture
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9
If the espoused values of the organization are not in line with the personal values of the employees or the national values of the customer this can result in

A)huge profits
B)the organization not achieving its goals
C)strikes
D)a change in the organization mission and vision
E)increased productivity
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10
There are three factors to consider when changing an organization's culture.Which of the following is NOT one of these factors?(s)

A)targeting one of the three layers of organizational culture such as observable artifacts, espoused values and basic assumptions for change
B)considering the extent to which the current culture is aligned with the organization's vision and competitive business plan
C)using a structured approach to the change initiative
D)targeting one of the three layers of organizational culture such as hidden artifacts, enacted values and basic assumptions for change e.realizing that culture change involves changing people's minds and their behaviour.
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Enduring belief in a mode of conductor or end-state is referred to as

A)espoused values
B)sustainability
C)true values
D)values
E)outcome values
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12
The most widely used approach for classifying organizational culture is

A)the Culture Framework
B)the Competing Values Framework
C)the Culture Identify Framework
D)the Dynamics of Organizational Culture Framework
E)the Framework of Culture for Sustainable Organizations
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13
The set of shared beliefs and values that underlie a company's identity is referred to as

A)organizational culture
B)organizational values
C)organizational mission
D)organizational beliefs
E)organizational vision
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14
Shaping behaviour by helping members make sense of their surroundings is referred to as the

A)social system stability of organizational culture
B)collective commitment of organizational culture
C)sense-making device of organizational culture
D)behaviour modification of organizational culture
E)organizational identity
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Which of the following is NOT true about the effect of organizational culture on employee attitudes, effectiveness, and performance?

A)organizational culture is significantly correlated with employee behaviour and attitudes
B)employees prefer to work in organizations that value flexibility
C)the similarity between the individual's values and the organization's values is significantly associated with organizational commitment
D)the similarity between the individual's values and the organization's values is not associated with job satisfaction or turnover
E)there is a relationship between organizational culture and service quality and customer satisfaction
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A clan culture consists of all of the following elements EXCEPT

A)collaborative
B)cohesive
C)employee involvement
D)creative
E)employee development
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Organization XX espouses the values of trust but searches employees at the end of their shift to ensure no products were leaving the site.This is an example of a gap between

A)observable artifacts and espoused values
B)observable artifacts and enacted values
C)espoused values and enacted values
D)values, espoused values, and enacted values
E)none of the responses are correct
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18
Employees with low job satisfaction and organization commitment are more likely to be found in

A)hierarchical or market based cultures
B)clan culture
C)adhocracy culture and clan cultures
D)market culture
E)hierarchical culture
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19
For espoused values to be fully effective and realized in an organization, people must

A)adhere to dress codes
B)walk the talk and communicate the values at every opportunity
C)adhere to the values
D)be part of the sustainability
E)none of the responses are correct
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In a new organization, espoused values are generally established by the

A)employees
B)through the mission and vision
C)founder
D)customers
E)team
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Rituals and ceremonies are part of the observable artifacts of organizational culture.
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Asking managers to attend weekend meetings when the organization espouses a work/life balance is an enacted value.
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23
The phase of organizational socialization in which the employment contract is signed and employees learn about the organization is

A)anticipatory socialization phase
B)realistic job preview phase
C)employment contract phase
D)learning phase
E)encounter phase
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A clan culture is positively associated with employee's job satisfaction
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A socialization tactic that includes the involvement of an experienced member of the organization is

A)serial process of socialization
B)disjunctive process of socialization
C)investiture process of socialization
D)divestiture process of socialization
E)buddying process of socialization
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Clan culture gives more importance to innovation, growth, and cutting edge output than adhocracy culture.
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The clan culture and the market culture are contradicting cultures.
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28
The names and order of the phases of organizational socialization proposed by Feldman are

A)realistic job preview, change and acquisition phase, and anticipatory socialization phase
B)acquisition phase, and anticipatory socialization phase and realistic job preview phase
C)anticipatory socialization phase and realistic job preview phase and change and acquisition phase
D)anticipatory socialization, encounter, and change and acquisition.
E)anticipatory socialization, encounter, and change and acquisition, concluding with realistic job preview
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Which of the following developmental networks describe a few strong ties between a protégé and a mentor that comes from one social system?

A)traditional network
B)receptive network
C)opportunistic network
D)entrepreneurial network
E)mentor network
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Clothing that is worn at work is an indicator of organizational culture.
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A change-resistant culture can undermine the effectiveness of any type of organizational change.
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Research underscores the insignificance of organizational culture.
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Janeen the Vice President of Sales who is an experienced member of the organization, formed a developmental relationship with a new junior staff member.Janeen is an example of a

A)buddy
B)mentor
C)supervisor
D)colleague
E)caring person
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The process by which employees learn an organization's values, norms, and required behaviours is

A)raison d'etre
B)organizational socialization
C)strategic plan
D)vision
E)mission
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An effective mentoring network should include

A)360 degree networking
B)planning the network
C)commitment to assessing, building, and adjusting the network
D)developing formal and informal connections
E)all the above
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Organizational identity is an important aspect of an organization's culture.
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The layers of organizational culture are (1) observable artifacts, (2) espoused values, and (3) enacted vision.
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There can be more than one dominant culture within an organization.
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A strategic plan outlines an organization's competitive business model.
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WestJet Airlines has a successful culture within Canadian organizations
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Feldman's model is applicable to any organization in the socialization of new employees.
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Mentoring provides a new employee with psycho-social support.
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Linking pay and bonuses to collaborating with other units, acting ethically, and avoiding abusive behaviour is an important mechanism for maintaining or changing culture.
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Employees with disabilities or from a different cultural background should be socialized in the exact same way as other employees to maintain consistency.
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The success of a mentor from the protégés perspective is determined by the amount of care and support provided.
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The process of socialization should be a series of identifiable steps.
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Mentoring is one method to socialize employees. Comment on the influence of (1) culture, (2) motivation, (3) empowerment, (4) organizational commitment, and (5) communication, on the mentor.
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According to Schein, what mechanisms can be put in place to change organizational culture.
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