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The document outlines key concepts in organizational behavior, focusing on the impact of personality and values on employee behavior and decision-making. It discusses the Big Five Personality Model, the importance of values in shaping organizational culture, and various motivation theories. Additionally, it covers emotional intelligence, perception, and biases that affect decision-making and interpersonal relationships in the workplace.
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The document outlines key concepts in organizational behavior, focusing on the impact of personality and values on employee behavior and decision-making. It discusses the Big Five Personality Model, the importance of values in shaping organizational culture, and various motivation theories. Additionally, it covers emotional intelligence, perception, and biases that affect decision-making and interpersonal relationships in the workplace.
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR COMPLETE NOTES

PPT 1 — PERSONALITY AND VALUES

PURPOSE OF THIS TOPIC

Explains how personality and values affect employee behavior. Helps predict behavior,
assign jobs, and manage teams.

PERSONALITY

Stable patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that distinguish one person from
another.

Determinants: Heredity, Environment, Situation

Managerial Use: Job placement, leadership prediction, conflict reduction

PERSONALITY TRAITS

Examples: shyness, aggressiveness, ambition, loyalty

BIG FIVE PERSONALITY MODEL


1. Extraversion: Sociability and enthusiasm
2. Agreeableness: Cooperation and trust
3. Conscientiousness: Responsibility and reliability
4. Emotional Stability: Calmness under stress
5. Openness to Experience: Creativity and curiosity

VALUES

Basic beliefs about right, good, or desirable. Types: Terminal Values (end goals),
Instrumental Values (behavior to achieve goals)

PPT 2 — VALUES: FOUNDATION OF ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR

CONCEPT OF VALUES

Deeply held beliefs guiding actions and judgments.

VALUE SYSTEM

Hierarchy ranking values according to importance.

IMPORTANCE IN ORGANIZATIONS

Shapes culture, ethics, motivation. Managers align employee and organizational values.
ETHICS IN OB

Moral principles guiding behavior: fairness, responsibility, honesty.

PPT 3 — DECISION MAKING

DEFINITION

Selecting the best alternative among options.

STEPS
1. Identify problem 2. Identify criteria 3. Weight criteria 4. Develop alternatives 5.
Evaluate 6. Select

MODELS

Rational Decision Making: Complete info, logical, optimal choice Bounded Rationality:
Limited info, time, cognitive limits; satisfactory choice

BIASES

Overconfidence, anchoring, confirmation

PPT 4 — PERCEPTION

Process of organizing and interpreting sensory information.

Factors: Perceiver, Target, Situation

Attribution Theory: Internal vs External causes

Errors: Halo Effect, Stereotyping, Projection

PPT 5 — EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

Ability to understand and manage emotions.

Components: Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship


Management

Importance: Stress management, relationships, leadership

PPT 6 — EMOTIONAL LABOR

Effort to display required emotions at work.

Types: Surface Acting, Deep Acting

Impact: Stress, burnout, exhaustion. Managers must support employees.


PPT 7 — EMOTIONS AND MOODS

Emotion: Short-term intense feeling (anger, joy)

Mood: Long-lasting state (sadness)

Difference: Duration and cause

PPT 8 — ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR THEORIES

Example: Social Exchange Theory — reciprocal relationships expecting rewards

PPT 9 — UNDERSTANDING PERCEPTION

Shapes interpretation, evaluation, and response. Avoid perceptual biases for fair evaluation.

PPT 10 — MOTIVATION CONCEPTS

Processes accounting for intensity, direction, persistence toward goals.

Components: Intensity, Direction, Persistence

PPT 11 — MOTIVATION THEORIES

MASLOW’S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS

Physiological → Safety → Social → Esteem → Self-Actualization

Managerial Application: Provide fair salary, safe environment, teamwork, recognition

MCGREGOR THEORY X AND THEORY Y

Theory X: Employees dislike work, need control Theory Y: Employees motivated,


participative

HERZBERG TWO-FACTOR THEORY

Hygiene Factors prevent dissatisfaction Motivators create satisfaction

MCCLELLAND NEED THEORY

nAch: Achievement nPow: Power nAff: Affiliation

Application: Assign roles based on dominant needs

Organizational Purpose: Understand behavior, design leadership, improve motivation,


productivity, and culture.

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