Management and Organizational Behavior Quiz

A social responsibility stance where an organization meets legal/ ethical obligations and goes beyond is:

• Social obstruction

• Social obligation

• Social response

• Social contribution

An approach where firms do as little as possible to solve social/ environmental problems is:

• Social obstruction

• Social obligation

• Social response

• Social contribution

Making waste lower in operation is known as:

• Efficiency

• Effective

• Both

• Neither

Getting the most output from the least inputs is called:

• Being effective

• Being efficient

• Both

• Neither

Effectiveness means:

• Doing the right things

• Doing things right

• Doing right things the right way

• Doing wrong things

Scientific Management focuses on:

• Determining the 'one best way' for a job

• Theories of what managers do

• Quantitative decision- making

• Human behavior at work

The Hawthorne Studies are linked to:

• Scientific Management

• Administrative Theory

• Quantitative Management

• Organizational Behavior

Who is the father of Scientific Management?

• Henry Ford

• Max Weber

• Frederick Taylor

• Abraham Maslow

'Eliminating wasteful hand- and- body motions' was contributed by:

• F.W. Taylor

• F. and L. Gilbreth

• H. Fayol

• H. Ford

General Administrative Theory deals with:

• One best way for jobs

• Theories of management practices

• Quantitative techniques

• Human actions at work