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Match the following


1				_____ is a field of study that investigates three interdependent systems—the individual, the group, and the organizational context overall— to develop better understanding of the workplace, especially when managing people.


2				The process of working with and through others to achieve organizational objectives effectively, efficiently, and ethically is called _____.


3				_____ is a body of research by Frederic Taylor (1856–1915) that involved systematically analyzing human behaviour at work to increase productivity and efficiency (e.g., time–motion studies).


4				Research that started calling attention to the “human” factor within the workplace is classified as being part of the _____ Movement.


5				A positive assumption about employees being responsible and creative is McGregor’s _____.


6				A negative, pessimistic assumption about human nature and its effect on productivity is McGregor’s _____.


7				Using management tools and techniques in a situationally appropriate manner; avoiding the “one best way” mentality is known as the _____ Approach.


8				Policies, activities, and organizational changes aimed at managing individual differences to enable all people to perform up to their maximum potential are defined as components of _____ management.


9				The host of individual differences that make people different from and similar to each other is called _____.


10				The _____ is an Invisible barrier blocking qualified women and minorities from top management positions.


11				_____ is the study of moral issues and choices.


12				Running an entire business via the Internet is also known as _____.


13				The extension of business operations to markets around the globe is commonly referred to as _____.

Answer choices for questions 1 through 13

A)	Contingency
B)	glass ceiling
C)	management
D)	Human Relations
E)	E-business
F)	Theory Y
G)	Theory X
H)	globalization
I)	Scientific management
J)	Organizational behaviour
K)	diversity
L)	diversity
M)	Ethics

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