Which of the following statements holds true for the term, broad company loyalty? Group of answer choices It refers to a situation where the anxiety of the workday in a job consistently washes over into the employee's nonwork life. It refers to a situation where an employee has the conviction that an organization—it's ideals and actions—has intrinsic value distinct from its ability to serve the employee's interests by providing a paycheck and associated benefits. It refers to a situation where an employee is willing to stick with an employer instead of seeking work elsewhere. It refers to a situation, especially as a result of being offered a gift, where an employee's personal welfare may corrupt his or her ability to serve the employer's interest.

Which of the following describes an advantage of the ranking method of appraisal? Multiple Choice   It is both easy to administer and to explain   It is a non-comparative evaluation method, making it more reliable   It is not subject to the recency effect   It is not subject to the halo effect   It is perhaps the oldest and most widely used form of performance appraisal

Most transactions could be viewed as examples of asymmetric information since consumers typically have less information about a good or service than the producer.    Because the consumer has less information than the producer, the consumer will tend to... Group of answer choices Buy more of the product than they would if they had all the information Buy less of the product than they would if they had all the information. Buy the same amount of the product that they would if they had all the information. Forgo all purchases and only buy goods and services when they have all the information about a product.

Which of the following should result in more intense incentives. Select one or more: a. The agent finds extra risk very costly. b. A little bit of effort from the agent has a big effect on output. c. The principal observes a signal that is weakly correlated with the agent's effort. d. The variable that the manager cares about is mainly random. e. There is accurate data that the principal can observe on the agent's effort. f. The marginal cost of the agent's effort is small.

Choosing to buy the most affordable AND stylish jeans you can find in only one trip to the mall, even when you know they may be cheaper next week, is an example of: A. Modus Ponens B. Modus Tollens C. Satisficing D. Abductive Reasoning

Which of the following occurs when organizations give financial incentives to prevent dissatisfied employees from quittin A) Employees increase their level of affective commitment. B. Employees increase their level of continuance commitment. Employees increase their level of job satisfaction. Employees decrease their level of continuance commitment.

make a comment on: A topic or idea that stood out to me in chapter 2 of Conflict Between Persons is that of mental models. Mental models can be described by Arnett as such, "Mental models entail thoughtful advance preparation, offering readiness for the unexpected" (Arnett, pg. 32). A mental model goes beyond the expected scope of a problem, project, or idea that encompasses the organization's mission, vision, and values. Its intention is to prepare the groups for any expected and unexpected switch or road block by embodying a big picture aspect. It begins with an idea or vision a group seeks to create. It is then requires a vision led by the purpose or mission of the bigger picture. Finally a mental model operates in actions and thoughts that are conducive to the organization's mission and core values.  The article I have chosen deals with the mental model of Game Theory. Game theory is strategic model that considers how one should make decisions. It acts a logical analysis of…

They Say, I Say with Readings by Gerald Graff, Cathy Birkenstein & Russel Durst   Michael Pollan, Mary Maxfield, and David H. Freedman all debate not just what we should eat, but how we should view food (especially food that's good for us).  In your essay, first compare and contrast the position taken by Pollan and either Maxfield or Freedman (this part is equivalent to what the book terms "they say").  Then describe and give detail on healthy food or healthy eating? Explain why it's feasible? and demonstrate how it relates to the overall conversation on food.  In this section (the "I Say" part of the paper) use your required secondary source as support.    Reminders for paper structure and content:     Introduction:  The introduction should begin with a relevant example or other detail. Use the middle of the introduction to contextualize the problem and offer a definition of sustainability (may want to use one of the readings here).  If will referring to one or both of the chosen…

Which technique involves a group trying to find a specific solution for a specific problem by amassing spontaneous ideas? brainstorming mind mapping SWOT analysis root cause analysis

In the context of expectancy theory, the belief that performing a given action is associated with a particular outcome is called _________blank.   Multiple Choice   instrumentality   maintenance   valence   generalizing