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High-status members of groups are often given less freedom to deviate from norms than are other group members.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

What are four common classes of norms?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 3

A company's dress code policy comes under the performance norms.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 4

When a U.S. multinational company is designing a global customized benefits package, it should assume all of the following EXCEPT ________.
 
  A) standardized benefits programs for all employees will achieve key benefits objectives
  B) it is essential to determine a global corporate benefits strategy and determine what the company's identity should be
  C) the culture of each country will have a major impact on the benefits workers desire
  D) U.S. insurance plan designs will not be universally applicable in all countries

Question 5

What are the four ways of increasing self-efficacy as proposed by Albert Bandura?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 6

U.S. multinationals have discovered that U.S. insurance plan designs were not universally acceptable in other countries because of differences in ________.
 
  A) the demographic characteristics of workers
  B) labor and tax regulations
  C) health care standards
  D) political ideology

Question 7

Which of the following permits employees to make yearly selections to largely determine their compensation package by choosing between taxable cash and numerous benefits?
 
  A) employee stock option plans
  B) customized benefit plans
  C) health savings accounts
  D) flexible spending plans

Question 8

According to status characteristics theory, which of the following factors does not determine status?
 
  A) control over the resources needed by the group
  B) contribution to goals
  C) ability to conform to group norms
  D) personality
  E) talent
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Answer to #1

FALSE
Explanation: High-status individuals are often given more freedom to deviate from norms than are other group members. As high-status individuals, they're given a wider range of discretion as long as their activities aren't severely detrimental to group goal achievement.

Answer to #2

1. The most common class of norms is performance norms. Work groups typically provide their members with explicit cues on how hard they should work, how to get the job done, their level of output, appropriate levels of tardiness, and the like.
2. Appearance norms include things like dress codes and unspoken rules about when to look busy.
3. Social arrangement norms are norms about with whom group members eat lunch and whether to form friendships on and off the job.
4. Resource allocation norms cover things like assignment of difficult jobs and distribution of resources like pay or equipment.

Answer to #3

FALSE
Explanation: Dress codes normally come under the purview of appearance norms.

Answer to #4

Answer: A

Answer to #5

The researcher who developed self-efficacy theory, Albert Bandura, proposed four ways self-efficacy can be increased:
1. Enactive mastery
2. Vicarious modeling
3. Verbal persuasion
4. Arousal
According to Bandura, the most important source of increasing self-efficacy is enactive masterythat is, gaining relevant experience with the task or job. The second source is vicarious modelingor becoming more confident because you see someone else doing the task. The third source is verbal persuasionbecoming more confident because someone convinces you that you have the skills necessary to be successful. Finally, Bandura argued that arousal increases self-efficacy. Arousal leads to an energized state, which drives a person to complete a task. The person gets psyched up and performs better.

Answer to #6

Answer: B

Answer to #7

Answer: B

Answer to #8

C
Explanation: C) According to status characteristics theory, status tends to derive from one of three sources: the power a person wields over others; a person's ability to contribute to a group's goals; and an individual's personal characteristics (special talent, intelligence, money, or a friendly personality).
Tokelo Author
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6 years ago
Confirmed correct!
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6 years ago
Cool, thanks for replying back
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