I Don't Wanna
Individuals high in this Big Five trait often struggle with motivation.
What is neuroticism?
This is the major attitude of interest in the workplace (as it factors into most all other variables of interest).
What is satisfaction?
This is the outcome of bounded rationality decision making.
What is "satisfice"?
This is what those in power often due when in conflict with those without power.
What is "oppress"?
Individuals are different in their desire for recognition or success.
Breed Gore, Intoxicant!
What is a "need for accomplishment"?
This is one's willingness to continue despite difficulties (and it ISN'T grit).
What is persistence?
This survey assesses job satisfaction across 100 questions, and is named after a very "lakey" state.
What is the Minnesota Job Satisfaction Scale?
These are the "broadest" forms of organizational decisions based around purpose and meaning for the organizations existence.
What are "strategic decisions"?
When we are influenced to do something because someone is in charge, the are influenced by this.
What is "authority"?
One's attachment to and identification with their group.
More vocational remitment!
What is "organizational commitment"?
This Operant consequence is the gaining of something you do not like, which decreases the associated behavior.
What is positive punishment?
This is an aspect of work which deals with whether or not an individual feels like THEY chose it, rather than it being chosen for them.
What is autonomy?
These are the automatic, often normatively formed, choices made as part of our work or life.
What are "programmed decisions"?
Norms often exert influence via this cultural (and often unconscious) force.
What is conformity?
Knowing what needs to be done (which aides in motivational issues).
Flask Serenity!
What is "task identity"?
When someone is okay with others receiving greater rewards than themselves for the same work/effort they are considered this "pope-like" quality?
What is benevolent?
An overabundance of organizational commitment can result in this negative decision making phenomenon.
What is "groupthink"?
This measure of creativity is the extent to which one can create novel ideas (compared to others).
What is "originality"?
What is "cooperative"?
Groupthink problem
Detective Banjo Tarnation
What is "collective rationalization"?
What is valence?
What is Job Involvement?
Businesses with board of directors or representative democracies rely upon this type of decision making.
What is "decision by minority"?
This is the difference between expert and informational power.
What is "trust"?
A lack of this, in regards to a resource, increases its value.
Rub the newt? Absurdity!
What is "substitutability"?