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9780324048506

Organizational Behavior Experiences and Cases

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    9780324048506

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    0324048505

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-08-07
  • Publisher: South-Western College Pub

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Summary

This text is a compilation of 67 engaging, flexible, and tested exercises for active learning of organizational behavior. Exercises range from the simple to the complex and can be implemented as individual or group activities. Self-inventories, role-plays, and case studies provide a diversity of experiences. A section of 11 short readings serves as an anchor to students new to experiential methods, group processes, and case analysis.

Table of Contents

Introduction to Organizational Behavior
Assumptions about People and Organizations
1(4)
A Manager's Job
5(4)
My Absolute Worst Job (or Boss): An Icebreaker
9(2)
Personality and Attitudes
Personality Assessment: Jung's Typology
11(6)
Locus of Control
17(4)
Element B: An Interpersonal Relations Instrument
21(8)
Perception and Attribution
Incongruent Perceptions: The Case of the ``Other Systems Group''
29(2)
The Case of the Predictable Bikers
31(2)
Defense Mechanisms
33(2)
Learning and Reinforcement
The Learning-Model Instrument
35(8)
What Does Learning Really Mean?
43(2)
Work Motivation
Motivating the Simpsons
45(4)
Work vs. Play
49(4)
Mega Manufacturing
53(4)
Motivating Performance: Goal Setting and Reward Systems
The Brady Bunch Experience Equity Theory
57(4)
Team Ring-Toss---An Experiential Exercise
61(4)
Work Stress
Assessing Your Level of Stress
65(10)
Strategies for Managing Stress
75(8)
Group and Team Behavior
Tower of Team Power
83(4)
Wilderness Survival
87(6)
Merger at Mother Hubbard Shoes
93(2)
Windsock, Inc.
95(4)
Tilt! An Exercise in Team Learning Under Competitive Conditions
99(4)
Power and Political Behavior
Empowerment
103(14)
Experiencing Influence Styles
117(2)
A Simple---But Powerful---Power Simulation
119(2)
Conflict and Negotiation
Management of Differences
121(10)
Ugli Orange Case
131(2)
Border Dispute
133(2)
Prisoner's Dilemma: An Intergroup Competition
135(2)
Leadership: Foundations
Take Me to Your Leader---An Imaginative Reflection
137(6)
Path-Goal Leadership: The Pat Howard Role Play
143(10)
Leadership Role Plays: Using Coaching and Counseling Skills
153(2)
Leadership: Contemporary Developments
Leadership: Its Essence
155(2)
Ten Minutes Until Crunch Time---A Role Play
157(2)
The Teledon Industries Role Play
159(2)
The President's Decision: A Role Play
161(4)
Interpersonal Communication
Poor Listening Habits: Identifying and Improving Them
165(4)
Feedback: Interpersonal Relationships in Groups
169(2)
Decision-Making in Organizations
Improving Organizational Decision-Making
171(6)
Minute Memos
177(8)
Job Design
Job Design Exercises
185(6)
Emily Fife and Learning a Living
191(4)
Organization Design
The Four Frames Model: Analyzing a Hospital Department Consolidation
195(6)
The Honda Case: Designing for Quality
201(6)
Words-In-Sentences Company
207(6)
Organizational Culture
Organizational Culture Assessment
213(6)
Decisions at R. J. P. & B. Advertising
219(2)
Organizational Change
Force Field Analysis
221(4)
An Ancient Tale
225(2)
Creativity
Tolerance for Ambiguity
227(4)
Adaptors and Innovators
231(4)
Developing Vivid Language
235(2)
Management of Diversity
Becoming a Minority: Being Exposed to Cultural Diversity
237(4)
Understanding Race and Gender Differences
241(2)
What's in a Name: Cultural Meanings
243(2)
International Cross-Cultural Management
Lao Bao's
245(8)
The Owl: Cross-Cultural Sensitivity
253(2)
Values and Ethics
Moral Dilemmas
255(6)
Ethics in International Business
261(4)
Integrative Cases and Exercises
SSS Software: An In-Basket Exercise
265(12)
Organization Learning: Humpty Dumpty Takes a Fall
277(2)
Casual Togs, Inc.
279(8)
The Pleasure Boat Shipyard
287(4)
The Leadership Self-Study Project
291(2)
Professional Skills Assessment
293(6)
Synthesis: Would You Hire Pat Howard?
299(2)
Appendix 1: Readings
1-A. Instructions to New Groups
301(3)
1-B. An Introduction to Cases
304(4)
1-C. A Model for the Development of Skills
308(1)
1-D. Participating in Role Plays
309(1)
1-E. Learning from Inventories
310(1)
1-F. Giving and Receiving Feedback
311(2)
1-G. Analysis of Team or Group Effectiveness
313(2)
1-H. On Using the Classroom as an Organization
315(2)
1-I. Effective Group Participant Peer Evaluation (BARS Format)
317(4)
1-J. Jung's Personality Typology
321(7)
1-K. Observing and Understanding Group Processes
328(6)
1-L. Change Itself Is Changing
334(1)
Appendix 2: Roles and Other Confidential Information
Do not Read Until Instructed to do so.
2-A. The Teledon Industries Role Play---Role Description for Kim Woodhall
335(2)
2-B. Ugli Orange Case---Role Description for Dr. Roland
337(1)
2-C. Coaching and Counseling---Role Description for Pat Jones, Supervisor
338(2)
2-D. The President's Decision---Role Description for John/Joan Ward
340(1)
2-E. Path-Goal Leadership: The Pat Howard Role Play---Role Description for Pat Howard, Manager, Round 1
341(1)
2-F. Border Dispute---TOP SECRET: Arak Negotiation Information
342(4)
2-G. Experiencing Influence Styles---Role Description for Dale Williams
346(1)
2-H. Ugli Orange Case---Role Description for Dr. Jones
347(1)
2-I. Path-Goal Leadership: The Pat Howard Role Play---Role Descriptions for Subordinates, Round 1
348(2)
2-J. Incongruent Perceptions---The Case of the ``Other Systems Group'':Part IIb
350(1)
2-K. The President's Decision---Role Description for William/Wanda Carson
351(1)
2-L. The Teledon Industries Role Play---Description for Robin Gerrity
352(1)
2-M. The President's Decision---Role Description for James/Jane Jackson
353(1)
2-N. Experiencing Influence Styles---Role Descriptions for Subordinates
354(1)
2-O. Border Dispute---Scoring Protocol
355(1)
2-P. Path-Goal Leadership: The Pat Howard Role Play---Role Description for Pat Howard, Manager, Round 2
356(1)
2-Q. Coaching and Counseling---Role Description for Robin Smith, Subordinate
357(2)
2-R. The Owl: Cross-Cultural Sensitivity---Role Description for X-ians
359(2)
2-S. Poor Listening Habits: ABC Listening Sheet
361(1)
2-T. The President's Decision---Role Description for Russell/Rita Haney
362(1)
2-U. Path-Goal Leadership: The Pat Howard Role Play---Role Descriptions for Subordinates, Round 2
363(2)
2-V. Border Dispute---TOP SECRET: Barkan Negotiation Information
365(4)
2-W. Coaching and Counseling---Role Description for Observer
369(3)
2-X. The Owl: Cross-Cultural Sensitivity---Role Description for Americans/Westerners
372(1)
2-Y. Poor Listening Habits: NL Sheet
373(1)
2-Z. Merger at Mother Hubbard Shoes---Chris Peters
374(1)
2-AA. Incongruent Perceptions---The Case of the ``Other Systems Groups'':Part IIa
375(1)
2-AB. The Teledon Industries Role Play---Description for Chris Reilly
376(1)
2-CC. Merger at Mother Hubbard Shoes---Pat Johnson
377(1)
2-DD. Border Dispute---Treaty
378

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