Organizational behaviour
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Organizational behaviour
Pearson educatin, 2010
7th ed.
- pbk.
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Previous ed.: 2007
Includes Internet access
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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pbk. ISBN 9780273728221
Description
Buchanan and Huczynski bring their well-known and successful brand of critical thinking, social science underpinning, and visual appraisal to bear in this comprehensive introduction to organizational behaviour. Now in its 7th edition, this highly successful textbook has been substantially updated to include the latest research, most relevant contemporary issues and up-to-date practical examples.
Organizational Behaviour involves the reader directly, placing you in the position of decision-making and problem-solving manager, inviting you to see the reality behind an organizational image, and encouraging you to make comparisons with well-known scenes in film and literature.
Table of Contents
1. Explaining organizational behaviour
2. Environment
3. Technology
4. Culture
5. Learning
6. Personality
7. Communication
8. Perception
9. Motivation
10. Group formation
11. Group structure
12. Individuals in groups
13. Teamworking
14. Traditional work design
15. Elements of structure
16. Early organizational design
17. Organizational architectures
18. Organizational change
19. Leadership
20. Decision making
21. Conflict
22. Power and politics
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ISBN 9780273728597
Description
Buchanan and Huczynski bring their well-known and successful brand of critical thinking, social science underpinning, and visual appraisal to bear in this comprehensive introduction to organizational behaviour. Now in its 7th edition, this highly successful textbook has been substantially updated to include the latest research, most relevant contemporary issues and up-to-date practical examples.
Organizational Behaviour involves the reader directly, placing you in the position of a decision-making and problem-solving manager, inviting you to see the reality behind an organizational image, and encouraging you to make comparisons with well-known scenes in film and literature.
The following online resources support the text:
For Students: premium companion website including self-assessment questions, glossary, revision "flashcards", study guide, online audio summaries of key points, video case studies.
For Instructors: teaching manual, powerpoint slides, testbank.
Table of Contents
1. Explaining organizational behaviour
2. Environment
3. Technology
4. Culture
5. Learning
6. Personality
7. Communication
8. Perception
9. Motivation
10. Group formation
11. Group structure
12. Individuals in groups
13. Teamworking
14. Traditional work design
15. Elements of structure
16. Early organizational design
17. Organizational architectures
18. Organizational change
19. Leadership
20. Decision making
21. Conflict
22. Power and politics
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