| Question 1 of 20 | 1.0 Points | An employee determines the outcome fairness of a conflict to be consistent when it is consistently: | A.based on correct information. | | B.aligned with moral societal standards. | | C.applied across other persons and periods of time. | | D.perceived to be free of bias and vested interests. | | E.believed that any mistakes in the decision or process will be remedied. | Reset Selection |
| Question 2 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Losing an employee is called _. | A.replacement | | B.turnover | | C.succession | | D.retention | | E.arbitration | Reset Selection |
| Question 3 of 20 | 1.0 Points | The belief that employees enjoy work, accept responsibility, and exercise self-direction is endorsed by _. | A.Theory Y | | B.Two-factor theory | | C.Hierarchy of Needs theory | | D.Theory X | | E.Progression of Job Withdrawal theory | Reset Selection |
| Question 4 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Which of the following levels of needs from Maslow's Theory of Motivation is aimed at helping an individual better him- or herself by realizing his or her complete potential? | A.Self-actualization needs | | B.Esteem needs | | C.Social needs | | D.Safety needs | | E.Physiological needs | Reset Selection |
| Question 5 of 20 | 1.0 Points | If a manager gives his employees an ultimatum that they need to increase sales in the coming quarter by 20% or leave the company, he is following the _ approach. | A.carrot | | B.Theory Y | | C.incentive | | D.stick | | E.authoritative | Reset Selection |
| Question 6 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Employee empowerment is characterized by: | A.restricting innovation to focus on the most efficient use of resources. | | B.reducing autonomy to bring order and accountability among employees. | | C.managing employees through close task supervision to ensure high quality. | | D.providing employees with information to reduce dependence on managers. | | E.creating a structure where employees are not burdened with decision-making. | Reset Selection |
| Question 7 of 20 | 1.0 Points | The conclusion drawn from the Hawthorne studies was that worker output increased dramatically because: | A.employees were allowed to decide their break times autonomously. | | B.there was a high degree of micromanagement. | | C.employees were allowed to choose the type of jobs they did. | | D.employees received attention and felt valued. | | E.managers satisfied all their demands regarding work conditions. | Reset Selection |
| Question 8 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Which of the following is an example of indirect turnover costs? | A.Costs of leaving | | B.Administrative hiring costs | | C.Replacement costs | | D.Loss of production | | E.Transition costs | Reset Selection |
| Question 9 of 20 | 1.0 Points | _ is when a neutral third party from outside the organization hears both sides of a dispute and tries to get the parties to come to a resolution. | A.Arbitration | | B.Dissolution | | C.Mediation | | D.Bias suppression | | E.Disciplinary action | Reset Selection |
| Question 10 of 20 | 1.0 Points | The implication of Maslow's theory is that to motivate an employee, the provided opportunities for need satisfaction must target: | A.only the basic and instinctual needs that everyone seeks to meet. | | B.higher order needs alone because they relate to growth. | | C.all five types of needs that operate within any individual. | | D.those needs that have already been satisfied by the employee. | | E.all needs except for social needs, as they are unrelated to work performance. | Reset Selection |
| Question 11 of 20 | 1.0 Points | The stick approach utilizes _ to maximize employee performance. | A.rewards | | B.monetary incentives | | C.punitive actions | | D.appraisals | | E.promotions | Reset Selection |
| Question 12 of 20 | 1.0 Points | _ interviews are used to gain information as to what the employee liked at the organization, and what he/she believe should be improved. | A.Screening | | B.Exit | | C.Selection | | D.Stress | | E.Intake | Reset Selection |
| Question 13 of 20 | 1.0 Points | The first step in handling conflict should involve: | A.arbitration with the help of an outside person. | | B.discussion between people in conflict with each other. | | C.mediation with the help of a neutral third party. | | D.discussion with a panel of representatives from the company. | | E.communication with lawyers to initiate legal action. | Reset Selection |
| Question 14 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Which of the following will a Theory Y manager do? | A.Threaten employees with punishment | | B.Blame employees of avoiding responsibility | | C.Provide employees with detailed directions | | D.Use his/her authority to make employees work | | E.Allow employees to use self-direction | Reset Selection |
| Question 15 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Voluntary turnover is the type of turnover in which the employee initiates for different reasons. Reset Selection |
| Question 16 of 20 | 1.0 Points | Outcome fairness is the process used to determine the outcomes received. Reset Selection |
| Question 17 of 20 | 1.0 Points | A systems approach focused on policies and procedures is adequate to help employees maintain satisfactory work-life balance. Reset Selection |
| Question 18 of 20 | 1.0 Points | When the employee feels that the concerns of all stakeholders involved have been taken into account, the outcome fairness of a conflict can be termed as representative. Reset Selection |
| Question 19 of 20 | 1.0 Points | The process of adding new challenges or responsibilities to a current job is called _. | A.job rotation | | B.job analysis | | C.job specification | | D.job differentiation | | E.job enlargement | Reset Selection |
| Question 20 of 20 | 1.0 Points | _ refers to the judgment that people make with respect to the outcomes they receive versus the outcomes received by others with whom they associate with. | A.Personal judgment | | B.Outcome fairness | | C.Procedural justice | | D.Biased judgment | | E.Moral fairness | | Reset Selection |