1) The document provides responses to exam questions about human behavior in organizations from a student named Fria Mae A. Abellano.
2) For the first question, the student gives an example of classical conditioning by describing how her sisters coming home with grocery bags means a celebration will occur.
3) For the second question, the student explains operant conditioning using an example of her mother telling her niece and nephew they cannot play outside if they do not sleep by a certain time.
1) The document provides responses to exam questions about human behavior in organizations from a student named Fria Mae A. Abellano.
2) For the first question, the student gives an example of classical conditioning by describing how her sisters coming home with grocery bags means a celebration will occur.
3) For the second question, the student explains operant conditioning using an example of her mother telling her niece and nephew they cannot play outside if they do not sleep by a certain time.
1) The document provides responses to exam questions about human behavior in organizations from a student named Fria Mae A. Abellano.
2) For the first question, the student gives an example of classical conditioning by describing how her sisters coming home with grocery bags means a celebration will occur.
3) For the second question, the student explains operant conditioning using an example of her mother telling her niece and nephew they cannot play outside if they do not sleep by a certain time.
1) The document provides responses to exam questions about human behavior in organizations from a student named Fria Mae A. Abellano.
2) For the first question, the student gives an example of classical conditioning by describing how her sisters coming home with grocery bags means a celebration will occur.
3) For the second question, the student explains operant conditioning using an example of her mother telling her niece and nephew they cannot play outside if they do not sleep by a certain time.
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Name:
Fria Mae A. Abellano
Course/Year/Block: BS Management Accounting Block B
HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN ORGANIZATIONS
PRELIM EXAM
1. Give a situation proving the Classical Conditioning theory of human behavior. (5
points) Whenever my sisters come home carrying a box and a big paper bag full of grocery and other items, it means there’s an occasion we will celebrate. 2. Give a situation proving the Operant Conditioning theory of human behavior. (5 points) My mother told my niece and my nephew that if they don’t sleep by one o’clock in the afternoon, they will not be able to play outside with the other kids. 3. If you are part of the top management of an organization, which of the objectives of Organizational Behavior will you prioritize, and why? Please choose only one. (20 points) If I am the top management of an organization, I would prioritize the objective develop a good team. Why? Because having a good team will make us achieve almost all the objectives. A good team is one that has a unified vision and unites to achieve that vision. If I prioritize developing a good team, I am finding the right people to work with me, it would be easy to resolve conflicts with one another, it would be easy to understand each other, there will be high chance of productivity and I will become an effective leader who will support and give them my full trust. 4. Analyze the case of Tony Stark and apply empathy to answer his work dilemma. (40 points) A. What advice can you give Tony? How would this advice be supported or tempered by behavioral concepts and processes? If I were to give an advice to Tony, I would tell him to stay in O ’Grady Company and try to understand the way the employees are reacting towards him. He should also try to adjust and fit in with the work environment. He cannot please others nor can others please him right away. It will take time for him to get along with them. Instead, he should work hard to make them see that he really deserves to be one of the employees of the company. If it doesn’t work, then he should find a new job at a different company, a better one with a pleasant atmosphere. There, he can start anew and build a better relationship with new people. Anyway, the kind of attitude that his co-workers have can always be present at any company. It won’t just go away, it takes time. Besides, he cannot control one’s emotions and mentality. He just has to be professional and accept everything that will come his way because that is part of life. B. Is it possible to find an "ideal" place to work? Explain. Yes. For me, it is possible to find an “ideal” place to work. An ideal place to work is not just what you see physically in a company, but it also lies within the people you work with and how they work. An ideal place to work can also be seen when employees share the same goals and vision, works with camaraderie to achieve their goals and help each other to grow professionally.