develop (i.e., "make up") an OB case of your own that requires the application of some of the behavioral principles weve discussed to real-life situations. It is expected that your case will be substantive in nature and will, by means of the discussion it is intended to generate, provide valuable insight into the effective practice of behavioral concepts. The case you develop need not be particularly long (1/2 to 3/4 of a page, single spaced, will suffice), but it will need to be integrative -- meaning that itll need to deal with several of the behavioral concepts weve discussed (not just one or two). To that end, make sure that the scenario you create deals with at least three different behavioral concepts from at least three different topic areas one has to be attribution. Once youve developed your case, pose three moderately challenging discussion questions (one for each topic area). Then, using your knowledge of behavioral principles, respond to the questions youve posed. Make sure you are comprehensive and specific in your responses