_____17. The tendencies of a Type A personality include a preoccupation with themselves and a dissatisfaction with life.

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_____17. The tendencies of a Type A personality include a preoccupation with themselves and a dissatisfaction with life.

 

_____18. Potential interpersonal barriers to communication include noise.

 

_____19. Goal conflict occurs when two or more desired or expected outcomes are incompatible.

 

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_____21. Intrapersonal conflict occurs within or between individuals and often involves some form of goal, cognitive or affective conflict.

 

_____22. Accurate interpersonal communication occurs when the message intended by the sender is the same as the message understood and interpreted by the receiver.

 

_____23. Power is a dynamic relationship that changes as situations and individuals change.

 

_____24. One difference between the terms “power” and “authority” is that power is something formally granted by the organization.

 

_____25. Authority refers to power legitimated by being both organizationally granted and accepted by employees as being right and proper.

 

_____26. A manager who control the allocation of merit pay raises in a department has reward power over the employees in that department.

 

_____27. Referent power is an individual’s ability to influence other’s behavior because of recognized skills, talents, or specialized knowledge.

 

_____28. The power of lower level employees usually stems from structural or situational sources.

 

 

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_____29. Which of the following is not one of the four primary factors which determine whether an individual experiences stress:

  1. The person’s perception of the situation b. The person’s past experiences
  2. The presence or absence of reinforcement d. Individual differences with regard to stress

 

_____30. Which of the following is not one of the principal sources of work stress:

  1. Workload b. Job conditions c. career development            d. Salary

 

_____31. The term _________ describes the situation in which the employee is uncertain about the assigned job duties and responsibilities.

  1. Role conflict b. Role ambiguity c. Role overload          d. Overtasking

 

 

_____32. Which of the following may lead to problems such as depression.

  1. Work stress b. Work-family conflict c. Family member stress
  2. All of the above may lead to such problems

 

_____33. The effects of work stress occur in three main areas:

  1. Physiological, emotional and behavioral
  2. Psychological, emotional and behavioral
  3. Physical, emotional and intellectual
  4. Physical, psychological and behavioral

 

_____34. Breathing difficulties would be an example of a(n) ________ effect of stress.

  1. Physiological b. Emotional c. Behavioral               d. None of the above

 

_____35. As stress increases from low, to moderate, to high, performance tends to:

  1. Decrease b. Increase c. Increase, then decrease
  2. Decrease, then increase

 

_____36. Which of the following is not one of the tendencies of the Type A personality which tend to cause stress or make stressful situations worse:

  1. Being laid back b. A chronic sense of time urgency
  2. Competitiveness and hostility

 

_____37. The opposite of the Type A personality is:

  1. The hardy personality b. The type Z personality
  2. The Type B personality d. None of the above

 

_____38. A person who directs the work of employees and is responsible for results is referred to as a

  1. Foreperson b. Supervisor c. Manager                  d. Leader
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