Question: Individual Differences in Values and Personality Five factor model of personality - you should understand each of the 5 personality factors in this model (

Individual Differences in Values and Personality
Five factor model of personality - you should understand each of the 5 personality factors in this
model (this includes the subtraits associated with each factor; use descriptions of the Big 5 traits
and subtraits from the self-assessment you completed; these provide more detail than the text
does)
Schwartz Value Circumplex you should know what the 4 opposing quadrants of the model are
(e.g. openness to change vs. conservatism), what the 10 broad value categories are (e.g. power,
security, tradition) and how they fit into the 4 opposing quadrants of the model
Comparison of values, personality, attitudes and emotions (see handout on Canvas)
Emotions, Attitudes, and Perception
Perception process
perceptual biases and errors
o confirmation bias
o stereotyping
o self-fulfilling prophecy, including 4 steps in process
o halo effect
o recency effect
o primacy effect
o false-consensus effect
attribution theory including attribution theory factors of consistency, distinctiveness and
consensus and how they affect whether someone makes an internal or external attribution
attribution errors
o fundamental attribution bias
o self-serving bias
Johari Window (4 windows and 2 processes feedback and disclosure)
Emotional labor and emotional dissonance
Deep vs. surface acting
Emotional intelligence know the 4 components
What job satisfaction is and how people respond to job dissatisfaction (EVLN model)
Affective vs. continuance commitment
Motivation
Expectancy Theory
o Expectancy (E-P link), instrumentality (P-O link) and valence (O-S link)
Organizational Behavior Modification/Reinforcement theory
o contingencies of reinforcement positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement,
punishment
Equity theory
o How equity (or inequity) is determined (comparing ratio of your outcomes/inputs with
the same ratio for some comparison object)
o Under-reward inequity vs. over-reward inequity
o Responses someone can make to reduce inequity
4 drives bond, defend, acquire and comprehend
Goal Setting Theory
o SMART goals
o Other factors that enhance the effectiveness of goals (goal acceptance/commitment
and feedback on progress toward meeting goal)
o Importance of participation in setting goals
Job Characteristics Model
o 5 core job characteristics (e.g. skill variety, task identity etc.)
o job enrichment (combine tasks, form natural work groupings, establish client
relationships, vertically load jobs)
Comprehensive Motivation Model
o 7 elements of the model (e.g. establish clear performance expectations, enhancing
ability to perform by removing obstacles to performance etc.) and how each relates to
the 3 linkages in expectancy theory
types of rewards (membership/seniority based, job status-based, competency based,
performance-based) know what each is as well as their advantages and disadvantages
3 types of incentive plans (individual, group, organization) and the strengths/weaknesses of
each
recommendations for improving reward effectiveness
Team Dynamics
Social loafing what it is and how to prevent it
4 stages of group development and the characteristics common at each stage (use the
characteristics of each stage from the Team Dynamics Handout rather than the text)
team norms what norms are, how they influence group member behavior, and how to change
undesirable norms
causes and consequences of group cohesiveness
how cohesiveness and team performance norms interact to influence team performance you
should understand this relationship and be able to explain why it occurs
types of team trust calculus-based, knowledge-based, identification-based
constraints on team decision-making time constraints, production-blocking, evaluation
apprehension, pressure to conform, inflated team efficacy
Conflict
Conflict process
Task vs. relationship conflict and how each affects performance
5 sources of conflict
5 conflict management styles (be able to differentiate between the 5 styles in terms of their
level of assertiveness and cooperativeness)
conflict style contingency factors (issue importance, relationship importance etc.) and how they
affect the level of assertiveness and/or cooperativeness you should use in dealing with a conflict
know what combination of contingency factors is associated with each conflict management
style
Power and Influence
power vs. influence
dependence and power; countervailing power
contingencies of power substitutability, visibility, discretion and centrality
5 sources of power and their connection to person vs. position
3 responses to the exercise of power resistance (active and passive), compliance and
commitment
3 R influence strategies, including the sources of power associated with each
influence tactics described in the text (e.g. silent authority, assertiveness, exchange etc.); know
which are considered hard influence tactics and which are considered soft AND

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