Organizational Behavior Essential Tenets for a New Millennium
, by Champoux, Joseph E.Note: Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with Rental or Used book purchases.
- ISBN: 9780324013351 | 0324013353
- Cover: Paperback
- Copyright: 7/7/1999
Organizational Behavior: Essential Tenets, is a well-organized exploration of the current field of organizational behavior with in-depth coverage of the major concepts. It's practical approach shows the power of organizational behavior theory and concepts for understanding one's behavior and the behavior of others in any organization. Although firmly grounded in behavioral science theory and research, the text is not a compendium of research findings. Champoux includes examples and builds frameworks that make the material clear and easy to understand.
Introduction: The Context of Modern Organizational Behavior and Management | |
Introduction and Historical Background | p. 3 |
What Is an Organization? | p. 4 |
Organizational Behavior and Organizational Theory | p. 4 |
Theories and Concepts | p. 6 |
Functional Analysis | p. 7 |
Historical Foundations | p. 8 |
The Organizational Context of the Next Millennium (Diversity, Quality, Technology, International) | p. 20 |
Workforce Diversity | p. 21 |
Quality Management | p. 24 |
Technology, Organizations, and Management | p. 27 |
The Global Environment of Organizations | p. 29 |
Ethics and Behavior in Organizations | p. 37 |
Ethical and Unethical Behvior | p. 39 |
"It's Good Business" | p. 39 |
Ethical Issues in Organizational Behavior | p. 40 |
Ethics: The Study of Moral Philosophy | p. 40 |
Ethical Values of Societies and Individuals | p. 41 |
Theories of Ethics | p. 44 |
Managing for Ethical Behavior | p. 47 |
International Aspects of Ethics | p. 48 |
Organizational Culture | p. 55 |
Levels of Organizational Culture | p. 57 |
Functions of Organizational Culture | p. 58 |
Dysfunctions of Organizational Culture | p. 60 |
Diagnosing Organizational Culture | p. 61 |
Organizational Culture and Organizational Performance | p. 63 |
Creating, Maintaining, and Changing Organizational Culture | p. 65 |
International Aspects of Organizational Culture | p. 66 |
Ethical Issues in Organizational Culture | p. 67 |
Individual Processes in Organizations | |
Perception, Attitudes, and Personality | p. 75 |
Perception | p. 76 |
Attitudes | p. 81 |
Personality | p. 84 |
International Aspects of Perception, Attitudes, and Personality | p. 87 |
Ethical Issues in Perception, Attitudes, and Personality | p. 88 |
Organizational Socialization | p. 96 |
Roles and Role Behavior | p. 98 |
Individual and Organizational Perspectives on Socialization | p. 100 |
Stages of Organizational Socialization | p. 101 |
International Aspects of Organizational Socialization | p. 107 |
Ethical Issues in Organizational Socialization | p. 109 |
Motivation: Need Theories | p. 116 |
Overview of Where We Are Headed | p. 118 |
Murray's Theory of Human Personality: The Concept of Needs | p. 118 |
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory | p. 120 |
E.R.G. Theory | p. 122 |
McClelland's Achievement Motivation Theory | p. 124 |
Herzberg's Motivator-Hygiene Theory | p. 126 |
International Aspects of the Need Theories of Motivation | p. 128 |
Ethical Issues and the Need Theories of Motivation | p. 128 |
Motivation: Cognitive and Behavioral Theories and Techniques | p. 134 |
Expectancy Theory | p. 135 |
Equity Theory | p. 139 |
Goal Setting Theory | p. 142 |
Behavior Modification | p. 143 |
International Aspects of the Cognitive and Behavioral Theories of Motivation | p. 146 |
Ethical Issues and the Cognitive and Behavioral Theories of Motivation | p. 147 |
Intrinsic Rewards and Job Design | p. 154 |
Intrinsic Rewards and Job Design | p. 155 |
The Job Characteristics Theory of Work Motivation | p. 156 |
Contextual Factors in Job Design | p. 162 |
Diagnosing and Redesigning Jobs | p. 164 |
Group-Based Job Design | p. 165 |
Factors Affecting Perceptions of Objective Job Characteristics | p. 167 |
International Aspects of Job Design | p. 168 |
Ethical Issues in Job Design | p. 168 |
Group and Interpersonal Processes in Organizations | p. 175 |
Groups and Intergroup Processes | p. 177 |
Formal and Informal Groups | p. 178 |
Basic Concepts for Understanding Groups in Organizations | p. 179 |
Functions of Groups in Organizations | p. 180 |
A Model of Cohesive Group Formation | p. 180 |
Stages of Group Development | p. 183 |
Effects of Workforce Diversity | p. 184 |
Social Structure of Groups | p. 185 |
Factors That Affect Group Effectiveness | p. 186 |
Self-Managing Teams | p. 188 |
Dysfunctional Consequences of Groups | p. 189 |
Intergroup Processes in Organizations | p. 190 |
International Aspects of Groups in Organizations | p. 191 |
Ethical Issues About Groups in Organizations | p. 191 |
Conflict in Organizations | p. 198 |
Functional and Dysfunctional Conflict | p. 200 |
Levels and Types of Conflict in Organizations | p. 201 |
Conflict Episodes | p. 203 |
Conflict Frames and Orientations | p. 205 |
Latent Conflict: The Sources of Conflict in Organizations | p. 206 |
Conflict Management | p. 208 |
Reducing Conflict | p. 209 |
Increasing Conflict | p. 211 |
International Aspects of Conflict in Organizations | p. 212 |
Ethical Issues in Conflict in Organizations | p. 212 |
Leadership and Management | p. 218 |
Management and Leadership | p. 219 |
Trait Approaches to Leadership | p. 220 |
Behavioral Theories of Leadership | p. 221 |
Contingency Theories of Leadership | p. 223 |
Alternative Views of Leadership | p. 227 |
Implicit Leadership Theory: "We Know a Leader When We See One" | p. 229 |
Women, Men, and Leadership | p. 230 |
Leadership and Self-Managing Teams | p. 230 |
International Aspects of Leadership and Management | p. 231 |
Ethical Issues in Leadership and Management | p. 232 |
Organizational Processes | |
Communication Processes | p. 241 |
The Basic Communication Process | p. 243 |
Types of Communication | p. 244 |
Functions of Organizational Communication | p. 247 |
Dysfunctions of Organizational Communication | p. 248 |
Listening | p. 249 |
Active Listening | p. 249 |
Improving Communication Effectiveness | p. 250 |
Technology and Communication | p. 252 |
Communication Roles in Organizations | p. 253 |
Communication Networks | p. 253 |
International Aspects of Organizational Communication | p. 254 |
Ethical Issues in Organizational Communication | p. 255 |
Decision-Making and Problem-Solving Processes | p. 261 |
Types of Decision Strategies | p. 263 |
The Decision-Making Process | p. 263 |
Models of Decision Making | p. 265 |
Assets and Liabilities of Group Decision Making | p. 268 |
Choosing between Individual and Group Approaches to Decision Making | p. 269 |
Framing Effects | p. 271 |
Escalation of Commitment | p. 272 |
Groupthink | p. 273 |
Methods of Improving Decision Making in Organizations | p. 273 |
International Aspects of Decision Making and Problem Solving | p. 276 |
Ethical Issues in Decision Making and Problem Solving | p. 276 |
Power and Political Behavior | p. 283 |
Power | p. 284 |
Political Behavior | p. 289 |
International Aspects of Political Behavior in Organizations | p. 295 |
Ethical Issues About Political Behavior in Organizations | p. 296 |
Stress in Organizations | p. 301 |
The General Adjustment Syndrome: "Fight or Flight" | p. 303 |
An Integrated Model of Stress | p. 304 |
Burnout | p. 308 |
Stress Management: Individual and Organizational Strategies | p. 309 |
Individual Strategies | p. 309 |
Organizational Strategies | p. 311 |
International Aspects of Stress in Organizations | p. 313 |
Ethical Issues About Stress in Organizations | p. 314 |
Organizational Design, Organizational Change, and the Future | |
Organizational Design | p. 323 |
The Contingency Factors of Organizational Design | p. 325 |
Forms of Organizational Design | p. 328 |
International Aspects of Organizational Design | p. 336 |
Ethical Issues and Organizational Design | p. 336 |
Organizational Change and Development | p. 342 |
Forces For and Against Change | p. 343 |
Unplanned and Planned Organizational Change | p. 344 |
Targets of Planned Organizational Change | p. 345 |
Planned Organizational Change | p. 345 |
Resistance to Change | p. 347 |
Organizational Development | p. 349 |
International Aspects of Organizational Change and Development | p. 354 |
Ethical Issues About Organizational Change and Development | p. 355 |
Future Directions of Organizations and Management | p. 360 |
Domestic Changes | p. 362 |
International Changes | p. 364 |
Technological Changes | p. 368 |
Organization and Management Changes | p. 372 |
Ethical Issues in the Future | p. 374 |
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