ORGNIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR SUMMERIZATION Abdulrahman Almusailet #201002195 Talal Naif #201002138 Hamad Alomran #200900835 Abdullah Al-khater #200700852 Outline : Defining perception and explaining the factors that influence it. Explaining attribution theory and list the three determinants of attribution. Identify the shortcuts individuals use in making judgment about others. Apply the rational model of decision making and contrast it with bounded rationality and intuition. Defining perception and explaining the factors that influence it Explaining attribution theory and list the three determinants of attribution Identify the shortcuts individuals use in making judgment about others Selective perception Halo effect Contrast effect Stereotyping Apply the rational model of decision making and contrast it with bounded rationality and intuition Six step rational decision making model: Define the problem. Identify the decision criteria. Allocate weights to the criteria. Develop the alternatives. Evaluate the alternatives. Select the best alternatives Describing the three key-elements of motivation Intensity Direction Persistence Apply the predictions of self-determination theory to intrinsic extrinsic rewards Self-determination Theory Cognitive evaluation theory Self-concordance Contrast reinforcement theory and goal setting theory Reinforcement theory Social learning theory Applying the key tenets of expectancy theory to motivating employees Effort-performance relationship Performance-reward relationship Reward-personal relationship Describing the job characteristics model and evaluating the way it motivates by changing the work environment Skill Variety Task Identity Task Significance Autonomy Feedback Comparing and contrasting the main ways jobs can be redesigned Job rotation Job enrichment Identifying three alternative work arrangements and showing how they might motivate employees Flextime Job sharing Telecommunicating Showing how flexible benefits turn benefits into motivation Flexible benefits The benefits Defining group and distinguish the different types of groups Group Formal group Informal group Command group Task group Interest group Friendship group Identifying the five stages of group development Forming Stage Storming Stage Norming Stage Performing Stage Adjourning Stage Group probability : Norms Norms Psychological contract Role conflict Reference group Conformity Group Property : Cohesiveness Social loafing Cohesiveness
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