Bolman and Deal's Four Frames

Regarding Bolman and Deal’s four frames pertaining to reframing organizations, the frame that "emphasizes understanding people--their strengths and foibles, reason and emotion, desires and fears" is called the:

• Structural Frame

• Human Resource Frame

• Political Frame

• Symbolic Frame

Regarding Bolman and Deal’s four frames pertaining to reframing organizations, the frame that "focuses on issues of meaning and faith, ritual, ceremony, story, play, and culture” is called the:

• Human Resource Frame

• Political Frame

• Structural Frame

• Symbolic Frame

Regarding Bolman and Deal’s four frames pertaining to reframing organizations, the frame that "sees organizations as competitive assets of scarce resources, competing interests, and struggles for power and advantage is called the:

• Political Frame

• Structural Frame

• Symbolic Frame

• Human Resource Frame

Regarding Bolman and Deal's four frames pertaining to reframing organizations, the frame that "focuses on the architecture of the organization--the design of units and subunits, rules and roles, goals and policies" is called the:

• Symbolic Frame

• Political Frame

• Human Resource Frame

• Structural Frame

Regarding the Symbolic Frame, which symbol offers "mental pictures linking the historical and core precepts to future events?"

• Heroes and Heroines

• Myths, Vision, and Values

• Stories and Fairy Tales

• Rituals

Regarding the Symbolic Frame, which symbol "recognizes momentous accomplishments and softens grief?"

• Rituals

• Ceremonies

• Heroes and Heroines

• Metaphor, Humor, and Play

Regarding the Symbolic Frame, which symbol "grants comfort, reassurance, direction, and hope to people of all ages, as well as convey information, morals, and myths vividly and convincingly?"

• Rituals

• Heroes and Heroines

• Myths, Vision, and Values

• Stories and Fairy Tales

Regarding the Symbolic Frame, which symbol "uses living logos or human icons whose words and deeds exemplify and reinforce important core values?"

• Rituals

• Myths, Vision, and Values

• Heroes and Heroines

• Metaphor, Humor, and Play