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BUAD 309 STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 QUESTIONS AND
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✔✔categorization - ✔✔type of perception error: putting things into groups with
exaggerated similarities and differences

✔✔halo effect - ✔✔type of perception error: forming a general impression based on one
characteristic

✔✔contrast effect - ✔✔type of perception error: evaluating someone by comparing them
to recently encountered people.

✔✔projection - ✔✔type of perception error: seeing own characteristics in others

✔✔first impression bias - ✔✔type of perception error: inability to let go of first
impressions (normally negative ones)

✔✔motivational process order - ✔✔includes determining a need, attempting to satisfy
the need with goal directed behaviors, and evaluating the outcome based on rewards
and punishments related to the behaviors.

✔✔traditional - ✔✔motivation solely by money

✔✔human relations - ✔✔motivation resulting from fostering favorable attitudes and
involvement

✔✔human resources - ✔✔motivation resulting from providing a proper work
environment and encouraging participation.

✔✔Herzbergs two Factor - ✔✔motivation has 2 separate dimensions:
1. motivation factors that affect satisfaction
2. hygiene factors that affect dissatisfaction

✔✔acquired needs - ✔✔need for achievement, affiliation and power

✔✔process based perspectives - ✔✔how people evaluate their satisfaction after they
have attained their goals

✔✔positive - ✔✔type of reinforcement: reward or desirable consequence is received
after a behavior (right away)

✔✔negative - ✔✔type of reinforcement: avoidance (right away)

, ✔✔extinction - ✔✔type of reinforcement: eliminate reward or desirable consequence
that follows behavior. Ex. reduction of hours

✔✔punishment - ✔✔type of reinforcement: unpleasant consequence

✔✔job specialization - ✔✔when jobs are broken down into small tasks. can be efficient
but can be boring and create low job satisfaction. Ex. assembly line

✔✔job englargement - ✔✔giving more tasks (horizontal). however, if no job title change
or pay raise, employees have no motivation because of additional tasks at hand.

✔✔job enrichement - ✔✔giving more tasks and more control (vertical). allows for
creativity

✔✔job characteristics theory - ✔✔psychology states of workers. do they value job? do
they feel accountable and responsible for work? are they aware of results? Offering a
variety of tasks

✔✔method 1 - ✔✔work design in the organization

✔✔method 2 - ✔✔employee involvement, participation, and motivation

✔✔method 3 - ✔✔flexible work arrangements

✔✔compressed work - ✔✔ex. working 10 hours MTWTh and having off Fri.

✔✔extended work - ✔✔working on the clock for long period of time but then have off for
the same period of time while getting paid.

✔✔flexible work - ✔✔have to work 8 hrs, but does not matter how/when

✔✔job sharing - ✔✔two people share one job- split hours, split pay

✔✔telecommuting - ✔✔work from home or other location- reduces absenteeism, and
organization expenses. can result in loss of social interaction and lack of self-
control/discipline

✔✔method 4 - ✔✔goal setting and motivation

✔✔goal setting theory - ✔✔behavior is a result of conscious goals and intentions. goals
influence behavior (performance)

✔✔management by objectives - ✔✔people at the top need to communicate goals to
lower employees openly and thoroughly

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