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A) favors
B) exemplification
C) enhancement
D) self-promotion
E) conformity
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A) rewards are equal and do not increase or decrease with changes in profit margins
B) rewards increase for all employees at an identical rate
C) any drop in profits reduces the pay of employees by an identical amount
D) amount allocated for rewards is variable
E) rewards increase for a group at the expense of loss for another group
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A) ingratiation
B) consultation
C) personal appeals
D) exchange
E) pressure
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A) bluffing
B) justifying
C) scapegoating
D) stretching
E) overconforming
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A) presence of pure and objective facts
B) existence of uniform goals and interests among all employees
C) provision of clear and objective performance outcomes
D) presence of limited resources in the organization
E) perception that gains of one group are not at the expense of the loss incurred by another group
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A) scapegoating
B) ingratiating
C) stalling
D) retaliating
E) playing safe
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A) lack of dependence of followers
B) use of positive styles over negative tactics
C) downward influence of leader on followers
D) lack of goal compatibility between leaders and followers
E) lack of control on behavior of followers
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A) Legitimate
B) Coercive
C) Punitive
D) Referent
E) Abusive
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A) coalitions
B) exchange
C) pressure
D) rational persuasion
E) consultation
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A) Legitimacy
B) Inspirational appeal
C) Rational persuasion
D) Ingratiation
E) Pressure
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A) scapegoating
B) buffing
C) stalling
D) justifying
E) overconforming
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A) goal congruency
B) realization
C) inheritance
D) dependence
E) altruism
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A) Coercive
B) Legitimate
C) Referent
D) Expert
E) Reward
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A) Political behavior is usually unethical.
B) Using political behavior is not necessary in most organizations.
C) Most experienced managers believe political behavior is a major part of organizational life.
D) Effective managers have been trained to use political behavior.
E) Political behavior is necessary for ensuring role clarity in an organization.
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A) control
B) influence
C) ability
D) goal compatibility
E) negative affect
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A) a sales woman at a luxury car dealership
B) a teacher in an elementary school
C) a waitress at a sports bar
D) a professor at a small liberal arts college
E) a DJ at a hip radio station
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A) High self-monitors are more likely to use defensive impression management techniques, while low self-monitors are more likely to use self-focused impression management techniques.
B) High self-monitors are commonly seen in collectivist cultures, while low self-monitors are commonly seen in individualist cultures.
C) High self-monitors tend to mold their appearances and behavior to fit each situation, while low self-monitors tend to present images of themselves that are consistent with their personalities.
D) High self-monitors prefer to avoid using power and politics at the workplace, while low self-monitors engage in a lot of politicking.
E) High self-monitors have an external locus of control as they attribute successes or failures to luck and fate, while low self-monitors have an internal locus of control and believe that they control the outcomes.
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