Organizational Behavior, 13ed (An Indian Adaptation)
ISBN: 9789354242847
660 pages
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Description
Organizational Behavior is written to engage and teach readers about the subject. The book presents organizational behavior in the workplace and for life. It introduces the subject, and the text then proceeds to cover a range of topics, including teamwork, individual performance, organizational cultures, and the role of communication. The book describes the importance of interpersonal relationships in organizational behavior, while giving special emphasis to relationship-building processes relative to communication, power, and leadership.
PART 1 Organizational Behavior Today
1 Introducing Organizational Behavior
Introducing Organizational Behavior
What Is Organizational Behavior?
Importance of Organizational Behavior
Organizational Behavior as a Science
Intuition and Conjunctures versus Science of Organizational Behavior
Scienti?c Foundations of Organizational Behavior
Abstractness in Organizational Behavior
Learning about Organizational Behavior
The Context of Organizational Behavior
Disciplines that Contribute to Organizational Behavior
Organizations and the External Environment
The Internal Environment of Organizations
Diversity and Multiculturalism in Organizations
Management and Organizational Behavior
Effective Managers
The Management Process
Essential Managerial Skills
Ethical Management
Leadership and Organizational Behavior
The Leadership Process
Effective Leaders
Effective Followers
■Bringing OB to LIFE
BUILDING SKILLS TO SUCCEED IN A COLLABORATION ECONOMY
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
TROUBLE BALANCING WORK AND HOME? HOME WORKING MAY BE THE ANSWER
■Checking Ethics in OB
IS MANAGEMENT A PROFESSION?
■Finding the Leader in You
MICHELLE GREENFIELD LEADS WITH A SUSTAINABILITY VISION
■OB in Popular Culture
MORAL MANAGEMENT AND JOHN Q
■Research Insight
WOMEN MIGHT MAKE BETTER LEADERS
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 1
Steps to Further Learning 1
PART 2 Individual Behavior and Performance
2 Diversity, Personality, and Values
Individual Differences and Diversity
Sources of Diversity
Self-Concept, Self-Awareness, and Awareness of Others
Valuing or Not Valuing Diversity
Diversity Issues in the Workplace
Diversity and Social Identity
Handling Unconventional Diversity
Personality
Big Five Personality Traits
Social Traits
Personal Conception Traits
Personality and Stress
Type A Orientation and Stress
Work and Life Stressors
Outcomes of Stress
Approaches to Managing Stress
Values
Sources of Values
Personal Values
Cultural Values
Social and Familial Values
■Bringing OB to LIFE
TAKING STEPS TO CURB BIAS IN PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
GENDER DIVERSITY BY FIAT
■Checking Ethics in OB
PERSONALITY TESTING
■Finding the Leader in you
STEPHEN HAWKING INSPIRES AND SOARS DESPITE DISABILITY
■OB in Popular Culture
AMBITION AND THE SOCIAL NETWORK
■Research Insight
TWIN STUDIES: NATURE OR NURTURE?
¦ Featured Case Study
BALANCING DIVERSITY AND PERFORMANCE IN XOMATO
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 2
Steps to Further Learning 2
3 Perception, Attribution, and Learning
The Perception Process
Factors In?uencing Perception
Information Processing and the Perception Process
Perception, Impression Management, and Social Media
Common Perceptual Distortions
Stereotypes
Halo Effects
Selective Perception
Projection
Contrast Effects
Self-Ful?lling Prophecies
Perception, Attribution, and Social Learning
Importance of Attributions
Attribution Errors
Attribution and Social Learning
Learning by Reinforcement
Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning and the Law of Effect
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Punishment
Extinction
Reinforcement Pros and Cons
Perception Management in Organizations
Parochialism
Ethnocentrism
Isomorphism
■Bringing OB to LIFE
RAISING EXPECTATIONS AND GETTING BETTER FEEDBACK
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
SHOULD CSR BE MANDATED?
■Checking Ethics in OB
WORKERS REPORT VIEWS ON ETHICAL WORKPLACE CONDUCT
■Finding the Leader in You
RICHARD BRANSON LEADS WITH PERSONALITY AND POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
■OB in Popular Culture
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT AND BIG BANG THEORY
■Research Insight
INTERACTIONAL JUSTICE PERCEPTIONS AFFECT INTENT TO LEAVE
■Featured Case Study
ABILITY OR PERCEPTION?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 3
Steps to Further Learning 3
4 Emotions, Attitudes, and Job Satisfaction
Understanding Emotions and Moods
The Nature of Emotions
Emotional Intelligence
Types of Emotions
The Nature of Moods
How Emotions and Moods In?uence Behavior
Emotion and Mood Contagion
Emotional Labor
Emotional Empathy
Cultural Aspects of Emotions and Moods
Emotions and Moods as Affective Events
How Attitudes In?uence Behavior
What Is an Attitude?
Components of Attitudes
Attitudes and Cognitive Consistency
Attitudes and the Workplace
Job Satisfaction Trends and Issues
Components of Job Satisfaction
Job Satisfaction Trends
How Job Satisfaction In?uences Work Behavior
Cyclical Relationship Between Job Satisfaction and Job Performance
■Bringing OB to LIFE
PAYING A HIGH PRICE FOR INCIVILITY AT WORK
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
GOT A YOGA MAT? MEDITATION CAN BE GOOD FOR YOU AND YOUR JOB
■Checking Ethics in OB
THE DOWNSIDE OF FACEBOOK FOLLIES
■Finding the Leader in You
DON THOMPSON LETS EMOTIONS AND LISTENING TAKE THE LEAD
■OB in Popular Culture
MOODS AND CRASH
■Research Insight
JOB SATISFACTION SPILLOVER HAS IMPACT ON FAMILY LIVES
¦ Featured Case Study
PROFITS OR SATISFACTION?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 4
Steps to Further Learning 4
5 Motivation
What Is Motivation?
Motivation De?ned
Motivation Theories
Motivation and Human Needs
Hierarchy of Needs Theory
ERG Theory
Acquired Needs Theory
Two-Factor Theory
Self-Determination Theory
Emotional Drives or Needs Model
Motivation and Equity
Equity and Social Comparisons
Equity Theory Predictions and Findings
Equity and Organizational Justice
Motivation and Expectancy
Expectancy Terms and Concepts
Expectancy Theory Predictions
Expectancy Theory Implications and Research
Motivation and Goals
Motivational Properties of Goals
Goal-Setting Guidelines
Goal Setting and the Management Process
■Bringing OB to LIFE
HITTING THE SNOOZE BUTTON TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
HIRING HOURLY WORKERS? PAYING MORE THAN THE MINIMUM MAY BE THE
BEST CHOICE
■Checking Ethics in OB
INFORMATION GOLDMINE CREATES A DILEMMA
■Finding the Leader in You
LORRAINE MONROE TURNS LEADERSHIP VISION INTO INSPIRATION
■OB in Popular Culture
EQUITY THEORY AND ALLY BANK
■Research Insight
CONSCIOUS AND SUBCONSCIOUS GOALS HAVE MOTIVATIONAL IMPACT
■Featured Case Study
HOW GOOD IS MEERA?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 5
Steps to Further Learning 5
6 Motivation and Performance
Motivation, Rewards, and Performance
Employee Value Proposition and Fit
Integrated Model of Motivation
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Rewards
Pay for Performance
Motivation and Performance Management
Performance Management Process
Performance Measurement Approaches and Errors
Performance Assessment Methods
Motivation and Job Design
Scienti?c Management
Job Enlargement and Job Rotation
Job Enrichment
Job Characteristics Model
Alternative Work Schedules
Compressed Workweeks
Flexible Working Hours
Working from Home
Job Sharing
Telecommuting
Part-Time Work
Contractual and Contingent Work Force
■Bringing OB to LIFE
PAYING OR NOT PAYING FOR KIDS’ GRADES
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
WANT VACATION? NO PROBLEM, TAKE AS MUCH AS YOU WANT
■Checking Ethics in OB
SNIFFLING AT WORK TAKES ITS TOLL
■Finding the Leader in You
THE PHILOSOPHY OF EMPLOYEE FIRST
■OB in Popular Culture
SELF-MANAGEMENT AND SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE
■Research Insight
RACIAL BIAS MAY EXIST IN SUPERVISOR RATINGS OF WORKERS
¦ Featured Case Study
ISSUES WITH JOB DESIGN
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 6
Steps to Further Learning 6
PART 3 Teams and Teamwork
7 The Nature of Teams
Teams in Organizations
Teams and Teamwork
What Teams Do
Organizations as Networks of Teams
Cross-Functional and Problem-Solving Teams
Self-Managing Teams
Virtual Teams
Team Effectiveness
Criteria of an Effective Team
Synergy and Team Bene?ts
Social Facilitation
Social Loa?ng and Team Problems
Stages of Team Development
Forming Stage
Storming Stage
Norming Stage
Performing Stage
Adjourning Stage
Input Foundations for Teamwork
Team Resources and Setting
Team Task
Team Size
Team Composition
Team Personality Assessment
Membership Diversity and Team Performance
■Bringing OB to LIFE
REMOVING THE HEADPHONES TO SHOW TEAM SPIRIT
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
SOFTWARE MAKES ONLINE MEETINGS EASY. IS IT TIME TO KILL FACE-TO-FACE SIT-DOWNS?
■Checking Ethics in OB
CHEAT NOW . . . CHEAT LATER
■Finding the Leader in You
CREATING A SUCCESSFUL SPORTS FRANCHISE
■OB in Popular Culture
SOCIAL LOAFING AND SURVIVOR
■Research Insight
MEMBERSHIP, INTERACTIONS, AND EVALUATION INFLUENCE SOCIAL LOAFING IN GROUPS
■Featured Case Study
WHOM SHOULD WE HIRE?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 7
Steps to Further Learning 7
8 Teamwork and Team Performance
High-Performance Teams
Characteristics of High-Performance Teams
The Team-Building Process
Team-Building Alternatives
Improving Team Processes
Entry of New Members
Roles and Role Dynamics
Task and Maintenance Leadership
Team Norms
Team Cohesiveness
Inter-Team Dynamics
Improving Team Communications
Interaction Patterns and Communication Networks
Proxemics and Use of Space
Communication Technologies
Improving Team Decisions
Ways Teams Make Decisions
Assets and Liabilities of Team Decisions
Groupthink Symptoms and Remedies
Team Decision Techniques
■Bringing OB to LIFE
WELCOMING THE ELEPHANT TO THE CONFERENCE ROOM
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
TEAMMATES MAY KNOW YOU BEST. SHOULD THEY PAY YOU AS WELL?
■Checking Ethics in OB
SOCIAL LOAFING MAY BE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK
■Finding the Leader in You
CREATING A GRASSROOTS NETWORK FOR INNOVATION
■OB in Popular Culture
GROUPTHINK AND MADAGASCAR
■Research Insight
DEMOGRAPHIC FAULTLINES POSE IMPLICATIONS FOR LEADING TEAMS IN ORGANIZATIONS
■Featured Case Study
RAMESH'S DILEMMA
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 8
Steps to Further Learning 8
9 Decision Making and Creativity
The Decision-Making Process
Steps in the Decision-Making Process
The Decision to Decide
Ethical Reasoning and Decision Making
Alternative Decision Environments
Decisions with Extreme Consequences
Decision-Making Models
Classical Decision Model
Behavioral Decision Model
Systematic and Intuitive Thinking
Decision-Making Traps and Issues
Judgmental Heuristics
Decision Biases
Knowing When to Quit
Knowing Who to Involve
Ethics and Morality
Creativity in Decision Making
Personal Creativity Drivers
Team Creativity Drivers
Creativity and Innovation
■Bringing OB to LIFE
GETTING REAL TO MAKE THE RIGHT JOB CHOICE
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
NEED A BREAK? SOME WORKERS ARE SWAPPING CASH FOR TIME
■Checking Ethics in OB
LIFE AND DEATH AT AN OUTSOURCING FACTORY
■Finding the Leader in You
ARIANNA RUSSELL LEADS WITH INTUITION AT THE BODACIOUS BANDIT
■OB in Popular Culture
INTUITION AND US AIRWAYS FLIGHT 1549
■Research Insight
ANALYTICAL AND INTUITIVE DECISIONS: WHEN TO TRUST YOUR GUT
■Featured Case Study
NIVEDITA'S DILEMMA
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 9
Steps to Further Learning 9
10 Conflict and Negotiation
Con?ict in Organizations
Types of Con?ict
Levels of Con?ict
Functional and Dysfunctional Con?ict
Culture and Con?ict
Con?ict Management
Stages of Con?ict
Hierarchical Causes of Con?ict
Contextual Causes of Con?ict
Indirect Con?ict Management Strategies
Direct Con?ict Management Strategies
Negotiation
Organizational Settings for Negotiation
Negotiation Goals and Outcomes
Ethical Aspects of Negotiation
Negotiation Strategies
Approaches to Distributive Negotiation
How to Gain Integrative Agreements
Common Negotiation Pitfalls
Third-Party Roles in Negotiation
Conflict and Negotiation: Two Complementary Processes
■Bringing OB to LIFE
KEEPING IT ALL TOGETHER WHEN MOM’S THE BREADWINNER
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
LABOR AND MANAGEMENT SIDES DISAGREE. IS A STRIKE THE ANSWER?
■Checking Ethics in OB
BLOGGING CAN BE FUN, BUT BLOGGERS BEWARE
■Finding the Leader in You
ALAN MULALLY LEADS BY TRANSFORMING AN EXECUTIVE TEAM
■OB in Popular Culture
CONFLICT AND THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
■Research Insight
WORDS AFFECT OUTCOMES IN ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
¦ Featured Case Study
CAN WE NEGOTIATE?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 10
Steps to Further Learning 10
PART 4 In?uence Processes and Leadership
11 Communication
The Nature of Communication
Importance of Communication
The Communication Process
Nonverbal Communication
Communication Barriers
Interpersonal Barriers
Physical Barriers
Semantic Barriers
Cultural Barriers
Communication in Organizational Contexts
Communication Channels
Modern Communication Technologies
Communication Flows
Voice and Silence
Communication in Relational Contexts
Relationship Development
Relationship Maintenance
Supportive Communication Principles
Active Listening
Developmental Feedback
Feedback Giving
Feedback Seeking
Feedback Orientation
■Bringing OB to LIFE
REMOVING DOUBTS BY EMBRACING OPEN INFORMATION
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
EVERYONE ON THE TEAM SEEMS REALLY HAPPY. IS IT TIME TO CREATE SOME
DISHARMONY?
■Checking Ethics in OB
PRIVACY IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING
■Finding the Leader in You
IDEO SELECTS FOR COLLABORATIVE LEADERS
■OB in Popular Culture
CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION AND THE AMAZING RACE
■Research Insight
LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR AND EMPLOYEE VOICE: IS THE DOOR REALLY OPEN?
¦ Featured Case Study
IS THE PROBLEM WITH WHATSAPP OR WITH ME?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 11
Steps to Further Learning 11
12 Power, Justice, and Politics
Understanding Power
What Is Power and Why Is It Important?
Power and Dependence
The Problem of Powerlessness
Power as an Expanding Pie
Sources of Power and In?uence
Position Power
Personal Power
Information Power
Connection Power
Responses to Power and In?uence
Conformity
Resistance
How Power Corrupts
Understanding Organizational Politics
Why Do We Have Organizational Politics?
The Role of Self-Interest
Political Climates
Navigating the Political Landscape
Building Power Bases
Developing Political Skills
Networking
Theory of Organizational Justice
Justice, Power, and Politics
■Bringing OB to LIFE
FLIRTING AND CHATTING UP FOR SUCCESS
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
STRUGGLING TO GAIN INFLUENCE? TAP INTO THE SCIENCE OF PERSUADING
■Checking Ethics in OB
FURLOUGH OR FIRE? WEIGHING ALTERNATIVE INTERESTS
■Finding the Leader in You
CORRUPTIVE POWER OF CELEBRITY TURNS BLIND EYE TO PEDOPHILIA
■OB in Popular Culture
TOOTING ONE’S HORN IN SPANGLISH
■Research Insight
SOCIAL NETWORKS AND POWER IN ORGANIZATIONS
¦ Featured Case Study
BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 12
Steps to Further Learning 12
13 The Leadership Process
Leadership
Formal and Informal Leadership
Leadership as Social Construction
Implicit Leadership Theories
Followership
What Is Followership?
How Do Followers See Their Roles?
How Do Leaders See Follower Roles?
The Leader–Follower Relationship
Leader–Member Exchange (LMX) Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Hollander’s Idiosyncrasy Credits
Collective Leadership
Distributed Leadership
Co-Leadership
Shared Leadership
■Bringing OB to LIFE
BUILDING CHARISMA THROUGH POLISHED RHETORIC
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
BOSSES ARE TO BE OBEYED AND MY JOB IS TO COMPLY. OR IS IT?
■Checking Ethics in OB
WORKERS SHARE THEIR SALARY SECRETS
■Finding the Leader in You
GOOGLE’S TRIUMVIRATE GIVES WAY TO NEW LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE
■OB in Popular Culture
LEADER IDENTITY AND FORREST GUMP
■Research Insight
PARTICIPATORY LEADERSHIP AND PEACE
¦ Featured Case Study
SONI'S NEW ROLE
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 13
Steps to Further Learning 13
14 Leader Traits and Behavioral Styles
Leader Traits and Behaviors
Early Trait Approaches
Later Trait Approaches
Behavioral Leadership Approaches
Are Leaders Born or Made?
Contingency Theories
The Contingency Model
Findings from Contingency Theories
Fiedler’s Leader-Match
Problems with Contingency Approaches
Charismatic/Transformational Views
Charismatic Leadership
Burns’s Transforming Leadership Theory
Bass’s Transactional/Transformational Leadership Theory
Problems of “Heroic” Leadership Views
Complexity Leadership Views
Today’s Complex Environments
Complexity Leadership Theory
Challenges of Complexity Leadership Approaches
Leadership and Organizational Ambidexterity
Leadership Ethics
Shared Value View
Servant Leadership
Empowering Leadership
Ethical Leadership Theory
Leadership Assessment
■Bringing OB to LIFE
STAYING THIN TO GAIN A LEADERSHIP EDGE
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
NEWLY PROMOTED TO MANAGER? “DO NOTHING” MAY BE YOUR KEY TO SUCCESS
■Checking Ethics in OB
TACKLING UNETHICAL LEADERSHIP IN THE WORKPLACE
■Finding the Leader in You
PATRICIA KARTER USES CORE VALUES AS HER GUIDE
■OB in Popular Culture
LINCOLN AND LEADERSHIP
■Research Insight
WHEN INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES MATTER MORE THAN CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
¦ Featured Case Study
WHOM TO CHOOSE?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 14
Steps to Further Learning 14
PART 5 Organizational Context
15 Organizational Culture and Innovation
Organizational Culture
Functions of Organizational Culture
Subcultures and Countercultures
National Culture and Corporate Culture
Understanding Organizational Cultures
Layers of Cultural Analysis
Stories, Rites, Rituals, and Symbols
Cultural Rules and Roles
Shared Values, Meanings, and Organizational Myths
Managing Organizational Culture
Direct Attempts to Change Values
Developing Shared Goals
Modifying Visible Aspects of Culture
Culture and Climate
Distinguishing Between Organizational Culture and Climate
Improving Organizational Climate
Innovation in Organizations
The Process of Innovation
Product and Process Innovations
Organizational Ambidexterity
Managing Tensions between Cultural Stability and Innovation
■Bringing OB to LIFE
RAISING THE OWNERSHIP STAKES TO BOOST INNOVATION
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
IS IT TIME TO MAKE THE WORKPLACE A FUN PLACE?
■Checking Ethics in OB
AGE BECOMES AN ISSUE IN JOB LAYOFFS
■Finding the Leader in You
CHRISTINE SPECHT PUTS A SMILE ON COUSINS SUBS
■OB in Popular Culture
CORPORATE CULTURE AND THE FIRM
■Research Insight
CEO VALUES, CULTURE, AND ASPECTS OF PERFORMANCE
¦ Featured Case Study
CAN CULTURE BE CHANGED?
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 15
Steps to Further Learning 15
16 Organizational Structure and Design
Formal Organizational Structure
Organizations as Hierarchies
Controls as a Basic Feature
Organizing and Coordinating Work
Traditional Types of Departments
Coordination
Organizational Design
Size and the Simple Design
Technology and Organizational Design
Environment and Organizational Design
Bureaucracy and Beyond
Mechanistic Structures and the Machine Bureaucracy
Organic Structures and the Professional Bureaucracy
Hybrid Structures
Modern and Fluid Organizations
■Bringing OB to LIFE
FLATTENING STRUCTURES BY CROWDSOURCING PEER EVALUATIONS
■Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
DO FLEXIBLE FACTORIES HAVE STAYING POWER?
■Checking Ethics in OB
FLATTENED INTO EXHAUSTION
■Finding the Leader in You
DENISE WILSON KEEPS STRUCTURE SIMPLE AT DESERT JET
■OB in Popular Culture
HIERARCHY AND RATATOUILLE
■Research Insight
COORDINATION IN TEMPORARY ORGANIZATIONS
¦ Featured Case Study
TRAPPED IN A MATRIX
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 16
Steps to Further Learning 16
17 Organizational Change Management
What is Organizational Change?
Magnitude of Organizational Change
Broad Drivers of Organizational Change
Consumer Preferences
Market Trends
Barriers to Organizational Change
Individual Level
Organizational Level
Industry Level
Planning for Deliberate Change
Developing and Implementing Strategy for Planned Change
Strategic Planning and Organizational Transformation
Change Management Models
Lewin 3-Phase Model
Kotter 8-Step Model
Other Change Management Models
Role of Leadership in Organizational Change
Transformational Leadership
Model for Integrating Leadership and Employee Involvement in Change
Organizations in VUCA Times: Change as the New Normal
Accelerating Change as a Constant in the VUCA Environment
¦ Bringing OB to LIFE
MODERNIZATION AT TATA STEEL
¦ Worth Considering . . . or Best Avoided?
ENSURING ALIGNMENT OF ALL TO GOALS
¦ Checking Ethics in OB
TRAINING THE REPLACEMENT
¦ Finding the Leader in You
SAVING AN ICONIC BRAND
¦ OB in Popular Culture
THE OFFICE
¦ Research Insight
LEADERSHIP AND EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT IN CHANGE
¦ Featured Case Study
IMPLEMENTING CHANGE
Study Guide
Key Questions and Answers
Terms to Know
Self-Test 17
Steps to Further Learning 17
THE OB SKILLS WORKBOOK
Glossary
Self-Test Answers
Notes
Name Index
Organization Index
Subject Index