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61.
(p. 12) "Although there are a lot of differences in the team, Neil, the supervisor, doesn't seem deterred."
Which of the following best describes Neil's behavior?
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(p. 12) "Our supervisor, Daniel, is a great guy. He appreciates the work we do and inspires us to perform
better." Which of the following best describes Daniel's behavior?
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(p. 14) The _____ contract is the shared expectations between people.
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(p. 13) Which of the following is a way to show respect for other person's opinions?
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(p. 13) Which of the following is the best way to get what you want?
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(p. 13) Being right is not good enough if it hurts human relations. What should one do in order to avoid this?
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(p. 15) Which of the following is the best logical choice to resolve a human relations problem?
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(p. 17) _____ skill is the ability to work well with a diversity of people.
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(p. 17) _____ is the ability to influence others and work well in teams.
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(p. 17) Which of the following is a leadership skill?
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(p. 3) In your own words, explain why human relations skills are important to you. How will they help you in
your career?
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(p. 4) Give an example, personal if possible, of a situation in which the goal of human relations was met.
Explain how the individual's needs were met and how the organizational objectives were achieved.
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(p. 4) Give a specific example, personal if possible, that supports the total person approach. Explain how an
individual's job performance was affected by off-the-job problems.
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(p. 6) Give two specific examples of your involvement in human relations—one positive and one negative.
Also identify the level of behavior for each example.
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(p. 6) Give two specific examples of how human relations affected your performance—one positive and the
other negative. Be specific in explaining the effects of human relations in both cases.
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(p. 9) Give a specific example, personal if possible, of the Hawthorne effect. It could be when a teacher,
coach, or boss gave you special attention that resulted in your increased performance.
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(p. 10) Explain how one of the trends or challenges in the field of human relations could personally affect
your human relations.
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(p. 11) Do you believe that you can and will develop your human relations abilities and skills through this
course? Explain your answer.
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(p. 13) Which 2 of the 10 human relations guidelines need the most effort on your part? Which 2 need the
least? Explain your answers.
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(p. 15) Give a specific example of a human relations problem in which you elected to change yourself rather
than the other person or situation. Be sure to identify your changed behavior.
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(p. 3) In your opinion, which myth about human relations holds back the development of human relations
skills more than any of the others?
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(p. 8-9) Which person's contribution to the history of human relations do you find to be the most impressive?
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(p. 10) Which one of the trends or challenges do you believe is the most relevant to the field of human
relations?
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(p. 12-13) Which one of the 10 guidelines for effective human relations do you think is the most important?
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(p. 14-15) Of the three ways to handle human relations problems, which ones are the easiest and hardest for you?
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(p. 18-19) Of the intrapersonal, interpersonal, and leadership skills, which one is your strongest? Your weakest?
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(p. 3) What are the myths about human relations? Explain them.
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(p. 4) What is the goal of human relations? Explain the total person approach.
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(p. 4-5) Explain the three levels of behavior.
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(p. 6) Define performance and explain how the systems effect affects performance.
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(p. 9) What is the Hawthorne effect? How did managers use the knowledge of the Hawthorne studies?
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(p. 10) What are some of the trends and challenges of human relations?
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(p. 12-13) What are the 10 human relations guidelines?
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(p. 13-15) How do human relations problems occur? Explain the three alternatives to resolving a human relations
problem.
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(p. 17) What are competencies? Define the three human relation skills.
Fill in the Blank Questions
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(p. 3) The term _____ means interactions among people.
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(p. 4) A(n) _____ occurs when an organization and its employees both get what they want.
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(p. 4) The _____ realizes that an organization employs the whole person, not just his or her job skills.
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(p. 4) _____ is what people do and say, and its three levels are individual, group, and organizational.
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(p. 4) _____, as a level of behavior, consists of the things two or more people do and say as they interact.
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(p. 4) A(n) _____ is a group of people working to achieve one or more objectives.
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(p. 5) _____ is the collective behavior of an organization's individuals and groups.
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(p. 8) _____ managers focused on production, not people.
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(p. 9) With the knowledge of the results of the _____ conducted by Elton Mayo and his associates, some
managers used human relations as a means of manipulating employees, while others took the attitude that a
happy worker is a productive worker.
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(p. 13) We learn more by _____ than we do by talking.
