PMT 3600V CERTIFICATION TEST 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH PRACTICE SOLUTION TESTED
QUESTIONS AND EXPERT VALIDATION
GRADED A+
⩥Hierarchal Ordering. Answer: System components are arranged in
highly complex ways that involve subsystems and super systems
⩥Interdependence. Answer: The need of system components to rely on
other components in order to function.
⩥Permeability. Answer: "Permeable boundaries"
The ability of systems components to allow information materials to
flow in and out
⩥Deviation. Answer: Reducing feedback "response" that serves to keep
organizational functioning on a steady course
⩥Deviation. Answer: "Amplifying Feedback" Responses that serves to
change system functioning through growth and development
, ⩥Holism. Answer: system property that suggests that a system is more
than the sum of its parts
⩥Equifinality. Answer: The idea that a system can reach the same final
state from differing initial conditions and by a variety of paths; and a
variety of paths from the same initial path
⩥Negative Entropy. Answer: The ability of systems to sustain
themselves and grow
⩥Requisite variety. Answer: The need for organizations and groups to be
as complicated as the problems that confront them.
⩥Equivocality. Answer: The unpredictability inherent in the information
environment of an organization
⩥Sense making. Answer: the cycles in which organizational members
introduce and react to ideas that help to make sense of the equivocal
information environment
⩥unitary frame of reference. Answer: emphasis is placed on common
organizational goals. Conflict is seen as rare and negative, and power is
the natural prerogative of management.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH PRACTICE SOLUTION TESTED
QUESTIONS AND EXPERT VALIDATION
GRADED A+
⩥Hierarchal Ordering. Answer: System components are arranged in
highly complex ways that involve subsystems and super systems
⩥Interdependence. Answer: The need of system components to rely on
other components in order to function.
⩥Permeability. Answer: "Permeable boundaries"
The ability of systems components to allow information materials to
flow in and out
⩥Deviation. Answer: Reducing feedback "response" that serves to keep
organizational functioning on a steady course
⩥Deviation. Answer: "Amplifying Feedback" Responses that serves to
change system functioning through growth and development
, ⩥Holism. Answer: system property that suggests that a system is more
than the sum of its parts
⩥Equifinality. Answer: The idea that a system can reach the same final
state from differing initial conditions and by a variety of paths; and a
variety of paths from the same initial path
⩥Negative Entropy. Answer: The ability of systems to sustain
themselves and grow
⩥Requisite variety. Answer: The need for organizations and groups to be
as complicated as the problems that confront them.
⩥Equivocality. Answer: The unpredictability inherent in the information
environment of an organization
⩥Sense making. Answer: the cycles in which organizational members
introduce and react to ideas that help to make sense of the equivocal
information environment
⩥unitary frame of reference. Answer: emphasis is placed on common
organizational goals. Conflict is seen as rare and negative, and power is
the natural prerogative of management.
