ISE 440 Group 5

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What did Karl Lashley's rat experiment demonstrate?

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90% of the cortex can be removed without major function loss

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The holographic brain model suggests:

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The whole is encoded in every part

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Herbert Simon's "Bounded Rationality" Argues Organizations

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Tend to over prioritize left brain thinking

Front

"Split Brain" Research proves effective organizations need: Both specialization AND integration

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Both specialization AND integration

Front

How does shifting toward diffused leadership impact the way teams operate compared to traditional hierarchies?

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It encourages teams to self-organize and make decisions collaboratively.

Front

What are some practical ways organizations can tap into both human creativity and technology to stay competitive today?

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By combining collaborative platforms with data-driven tools to support innovation

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Why is it important for companies to integrate different management styles when trying to build more flexible structures?

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To better adapt to change and support ongoing learning

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What makes it so hard for organizations to fully embrace continuous learning, and how can they work through that resistance?

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Power dynamics and resistance to change can create roadblocks.

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Which of the following best describes the core idea of Principle 1: Build the "Whole" into ALL Parts? Options: Empower teams to work independently with no structure, Ensure every unit embodies the organization's vision, values, and capabilities, Focus only on top-down control for organizational alignment, Eliminate variability between different departments

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Ensure every unit embodies the organization's vision, values, and capabilities

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According to Principle 2, why is redundancy important in self-organizing systems?

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It helps create innovation and adaptability through excess capacity.