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    On Human Behavior

    Every person is like all other persons.

    Every person is like some other persons.

    Every person is like some none other person.

    Sources of Variation in Human Behavior

    Physiological (Neurological: Brain & Behavior)

    Ecological

    Cultural

    Group

    Individual Uniqueness

    Methods for drawing inferences

    Observation

    Experiment (Lab & Field)

    Survey (Questionnaire & Interview)

    Archival

    Case Analysis

    Contemporary Trends

    Quantitative

    Cross-Cultural

    Multi-method

    Eclectic

    A Basic Framework of Studying


    Organizational Behavior
    Organizational Values and Objectives
    Individual Factors

    Group Factors

    Organizational Factors

    Perception
    Attitudes and Values
    Personality
    Learning
    Memory
    Motivation
    Emotion
    Intelligence
    Creativity
    Stress

    Communication
    Leadership
    Decision Making
    Conflict

    Technology
    Climate
    Culture
    Change & Innovation
    Development

    Individual Performance
    Individual Satisfaction

    Group Performance
    Group Cohesiveness

    Organizational
    Effectiveness

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