WorksheetsCommunication and Management Theories
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Worksheet time: 39mins
Transmission Model of Communication
This theory contributes to the win-win philosophy, and the concept of "power with" rather than "power over"
This theory is a one way process where a sender purposely sends a message to someone.
This theory argues that the economic value of a good or service is determined by the total amount of "socially necessary labor" required to produce it.
This theory is the potential, mentally and physically, of the human.
This theory is method of improving efficiency in the workforce.
Scientific Mangement Theory
Modern Management Theory
Administrative theory
Communication
This theory is based on the 5 functions of management, (planning, organizing, commanding, coordinating, controlling), focus on organizational structure and human behavior to increase productivity.
Scientific Management Theory
Administrative Theory
Communication Theory
Modern Management Theory
This theory is a one way process where a sender purposely sends a message to someone.
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This theory the steps to performing a stable team within the group. (forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning)
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This theory is a first opinion that occurs when an initial positive or negative judgment about a person or a product influences the perception of the whole.
Locus Of Control
80/20 Rule
Transmission Model of Communication
Halo Theory
This theory is 80% of outcomes (outputs) happen because of 20% of causes (inputs).
Communication Theory
Halo Effect
80/20 Rule
Legotherapy Theory
This theory is the degree to which people believe that they, as opposed to external forces (beyond their control), have control over the outcome of events in their lives.
Locus of Control
80/20 Rule
Legotherapy Theory
Hierarchy of Needs
This theory is a psychotherapeutic method, which involves identifying a purpose in life to feel positive about and then imagining that outcome.
Theory Y
Modern Management Theory
Theory X
Legotherapy Theory
This theory is a psychoanalytic theory and method of therapy that analyzes social interactions to determine the ego state of the communicator (whether parent-like, childlike, or adult-like) as a basis for understanding behavior.
Human Potential Theory
Theory of Transactional Analysis
Hierarchy of Needs
Bureaucratic Theory
This theory contributes to the win-win philosophy, and the concept of "power with" rather than "power over"
Modern Management
Open System Theory
Locus of Control
Labor Theory
This theory is a pyramid of needs that help motivate people.
Theory X
80/20 Rule
Modern Management Theory
Hierarchy of Needs
This theory goes with another. This theory is a management style and way of thinking that assumes people work to earn income and support their individual goals. (Negative)
Theory X
Theory Y
Hierarchy of Needs
Human Potential Theory
This theory goes with another. This theory is based on the belief that employees are inherently motivated and capable of taking responsibility and making valuable contributions to the organization. (Positive)
Administrative Theory
Theory X
Theory Y
Scientific Management Theory
This theory is the potential, mentally and physically, of the human.
Modern Management
Theory Y
Theory X
Human Potential Theory
This theory argues that the economic value of a good or service is determined by the total amount of "socially necessary labor" required to produce it.
Bureaucratic Theory
Hierarchy of Needs
Labor Theory of Value
80/20 Rule
This theory is the basic idea of how organizations should be put together to perform the best. (Chain of Command)
Hierarchy of Needs
Bureaucratic Theory
Theory X
Modern Management
This theory is organizations are influenced by their environment.
Open System Theory
Scientific Management Theory
Administrative Theory
Halo Effect
Who created the Locus of Control theory?
Julian B. Rotter
Victor Frankl
Eric Berne
Mary Parker Follett
Where was Julian B. Rotter from?
Brooklyn, New York
Hungary
United Kingdom
Boston, Massachusetts
Victor Frankl
Created the "World Wide Web Theory"
Created the "Legotherapy Theory"
Created the "Transactional Analysis Theory"
Created the "Organizational Theory"
Where was Victor Frankl from?
United Kingdom
London
Austria-Hungary
New York
Who created the Transactional Analysis Theory?
Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee
Eric Berne
Max Weber
Eric Berne
From Canada
From the U.S
From Austria
From Boston
Mary Parker Follett
Created the Organizational Theory
Created the 80/20 Rule
Created Women's Rights Theory
Created the Hierarchy of Needs Theory
Where is Mary Parker Follet from?
London
New York
United Kingdom
Boston, Massachusetts
What did Abraham Harold Maslow do?
Created Theory X and Y
Created the Labor Theory of Value
He created the Hierarchy of Needs Theory
Created the Human Potential Theory
Where is Abraham Harold Maslow from?
Brooklyn, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Salinas, California
Germany
Douglas McGregor
Created the 80/20 Rule
Created the X and Y theory
Created the Human Potential Theory
Created the Communication Theory
Douglas McGregor
From Germany
From New York
From Detroit, Michigan
From California
What Theory did Micheal Murphy create?
Transmission Model of Communication
Administrative Management Theory
Human Potential Theory
80/20 Rule
Where is Michael Murphy from?
Salinas, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Germany
Karl Marx
Created the Labor Theory Of Value
Created Theory X and Y
Created the 80/20 Rule
Created the Human Potential Theory
Karl Marx
From New York
From Michigan
From Germany
From Austria
What did Max Weber do?
Created Theory X and Y
Created the Halo Effect
Created the Bureaucratic Theory
Created the 80/20 Rule
Where is Max Weber from?
Prussia
New York
Detroit, Michigan
Austria
Fredrick Winslow Taylor
Created the Scientific Management Theory (Taylorism)
Created the Transmission Model of Communication
Created the 80/20 Rule
Created the Group Development Theory
Fredrick Winslow Taylor
From Hungary
From Philidelphia, Pennsylvania
From Boston, Massachusetts
From Detroit, Michigan
What theory did Henri Fayol create?
Administrative Theory
Created the 80/20 Rule
Created the Modern Management theory
Created the Transmission Model of Communication Theory
Where is Henri Fayol from?
Prussia
germany
Istanbul
Philidelphia, PA
Who created the Transmission Model of Communication?
Max Weber
Henri Fayol
Fredrick Winslow Taylor
Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver
Where are Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver from?
Hungary
Germany
United States
Austria
Bruce Tuckman
created the Halo Effect
Created the 80/20 Rule
Created Tuckman's Stages of Group Development
Created the X and Y theory
Where is Bruce Tuckman from?
New York
Michigan
Alabama
Germany
What theory did Edward Thorndike create?
Hierarchy of Needs
Labor Theory of Value
Halo Effect
Transmission Model of Communication
Edward Thorndike is from...
Italy
Germany
Prussia
Williamsburg, Massachusetts
What Theory did Vilfredo Pareto create
Pareto Theory
Human Potential Theory
Theory of Value
80/20 Rule
Ludwig Von Bertanlanffy created what theory?
Hierarchy of needs
Open System Theory
Transactional Analysis Theory
80/20 Rule
Micheal Murphy is from...
(a)
Theory X and Y were created by this famous person...
(a)
Who created the 80/20 rule?
(a)
These Two people worked together to create the theory transmission Model of Communication...
(a)
