Understanding Management
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Chapter 2, Problem 1AYSGL
Summary Introduction
List of norms
Which group or organization is identified with this norm
What is the negative results if norm is violated
College writing should be in students own words or use special forms
In most of your courses
plagiarized
murder
In most of your courses
Death sentence
Meet the deadlines
Work environment
Chain of relationship will be broken
Intentional falsification, of personal records, payroll reports and etc.
Work environment
Suspension
Abusive,threatning or a coercive treatment of another employee
Work environment
Discharge
Theft as a treasurer
School clubs
Sacked out
Commitment and coordination into group work
School clubs
Warning or asking the team mate to leave the position
| List of norms | Which group or organization is identified with this norm | What is the negative results if norm is violated |
| College writing should be in students own words or use special forms | In most of your courses | plagiarized |
| murder | In most of your courses | Death sentence |
| Meet the deadlines | Work environment | Chain of relationship will be broken |
| Intentional falsification, of personal records, payroll reports and etc. | Work environment | Suspension |
| Abusive,threatning or a coercive treatment of another employee | Work environment | Discharge |
| Theft as a treasurer | School clubs | Sacked out |
| Commitment and coordination into group work | School clubs | Warning or asking the team mate to leave the position |
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