Social Capital

The video tutorial explains social capital as the value individuals and organizations gain from being part of social groups or relationships. It highlights key components like trust, cohesion, and communication that facilitate social capital. The tutorial also covers three principles: embeddedness, appropriability, and reciprocity, which underpin the value of social capital. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of social capital in understanding organizational behavior.

What is social capital primarily concerned with?

• Financial investments

• Environmental sustainability

• Technological advancements

• Value from social relationships

Which of the following is NOT a component that facilitates social capital?

• Unrestricted communication

• Collective ownership

• Sense of community

• Individual decision-making

What does the principle of embeddedness in social capital refer to?

• Visible value in relationships

• Hidden value within relationships

• Financial value of networks

• Technological value in communication

How does appropriability contribute to social capital?

• By focusing on financial gains

• By reducing the value of relationships

• By extracting more value than expected

• By limiting the value exchange

What does reciprocity in social capital imply?

• One-sided value provision

• Mutual value exchange

• Value loss in relationships

• Unilateral decision-making