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Title: BU 288 Organizational Behaviour I Class 11 : Power, Ethics, and Politics


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BU 288 - Organizational Behaviour I Class 11
Power, Ethics, and Politics
  • November 30, 2004

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Agenda
  • Announcements
  • Power, Politics, and Ethics, Chapter 12
  • Propmore Corporation
  • Review for Final Exam
  • Office Hours

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Final Exam
  • 30 Multiple Choice Questions
  • 1 point each for a total of 30 points
  • cover only the remaining chapters (12 and 13)
  • 3 Short Answer Questions (Choose from 10)
  • 10 points each for a total of 30 points
  • 1 Scenario (Mini Case) (Choose from 2)
  • 20 points
  • Total exam will be marked out of 80 points.
  • Short answer and scenario questions will focus on
    applying what you have learned versus restating
    what you have learned.

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Week 1 Why OB?
  • Why study Organizational Behaviour
  • Individuals
  • Groups and Teams
  • Organizations
  • Personality Models
  • Understanding individuals behaviours
  • Five-factor model and other personality models
  • One key is to understand how individuals view
    themselves
  • Learning Theories
  • Many behaviours are learned behaviours
  • How do people learn?
  • How can we help/make people learn to change
    behaviours

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Week 2 Perception and Learning
  • Perception and perceptual biases
  • Another key to understanding human behaviour is
    to understand how they view others.
  • Perceptual processes
  • Attribution
  • Perceptual biases that can affect how we
    consciously or unconsciously judge people
  • Performance evaluations
  • Stereotyping
  • Selection and hiring

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Week 3 Values, Attitudes, Behaviours
  • Values, Attitudes, and Behaviour
  • Beliefs/Values -gtAttitudes -gtBehaviours
  • Cognitive dissonance
  • Moods and emotions
  • How attitudes and behaviours can affect work
    related concerns such as
  • Job satisfaction
  • 3 types of organizational commitment
  • How do we build job satisfaction and
    organizational commitment and what are the
    consequences of failing to do so

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Week 4 Teams and Groups
  • Team building
  • Team formation (forming, storming, norming,
    performing, adjourning)
  • Equilibrium model
  • Team performance
  • Different kinds of teams (cross-functional,
    self-managed, etc.)
  • Impact of size
  • Impact of roles, role ambiguity, role conflict
  • How to foster cohesiveness and the factors that
    affect cohesiveness

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Week 5 Decision Making
  • Rational Decision-Making Model
  • Bounded and unbounded rationality
  • Problems in making decisions
  • Biases in identifying the problem
  • Biases in searching for information to help solve
    the problem
  • Biases in developing and evaluating alternatives
  • Decision making models and roles
  • Devils advocate
  • Brainstorming
  • Electronic brainstorming
  • Nominal groups
  • Delphi groups
  • Problems with group decision making ie.
    Groupthink

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Week 6 Leadership
  • What makes a good leader?
  • The role and power of vision in leadership
  • Leadership theories
  • Contingency theories
  • Situational leadership
  • Fiedlers Contingency Theory
  • Houses Path-Goal Theory
  • Leader-Member Exchange
  • Transformational Leadership
  • Developmental Leadership
  • Participative Leadership

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Week 7 Work Motivation
  • What is motivation and how are people motivated
  • Motivation and performance
  • Needs Theories (Maslow, Alderfer, McClelland)
  • Process Theories (Expectancy, Equity, Goal)

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Week 8 Putting Motivation to work
  • Money as a motivator
  • Wage incentives
  • Merit Pay plans
  • Profit Sharing
  • Employee Stock plans
  • Gainsharing
  • Skill based pay
  • Job design as a motivator
  • Job characteristics model
  • Job scope and motivation
  • Job enrichment
  • Management by Objectives
  • Work schedules

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Week 8 Change Management
  • Forces for change
  • Change Processes
  • Lewins model
  • Kotters 8-Step change process
  • Strategic analysis as a way of understanding
    proactively when change is needed
  • Diamond-E strategic model
  • Organizational Learning as a way of managing
    change
  • Emergent Learning

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Week 9 Communication (Chapter 10)
  • Organizational communication
  • Verbal communication
  • Jargon
  • Non-verbal communication
  • Body language
  • Props, artifacts, costumes
  • Cultural differences in communication
  • Language
  • Non-verbal
  • Socio-cultural impacts
  • Gender differences in communication
  • Deborah Tannens research
  • Personal Communication skills

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Week 10 - Negotiation
  • Distributive negotiating strategies
  • Zero-sum game
  • Win at all costs
  • Integrative negotiating strategies
  • Think win-win
  • Seek first to understand
  • Find a bigger pie

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Week 11 Power, Politics, and Ethics
  • 5 types of power base
  • We get power by
  • Doing the Right Things
  • Cultivating the Right People
  • Empowerment
  • Influence
  • Politics as the use and abuse of power
  • Ends versus Means thinking
  • Networking
  • DefensivenessTactics
  • Ethics

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10 Minutes
B R E A K !
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Student/Group Meetings
  • Daniel Cunningham
  • Brad Fitzgerald
  • Ivan Kotchoubei
  • Nick Manning
  • Meliz Ozkirac
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