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ORGANIZATION
BEHAVIOR
GROUP EXCERCISE
Class: 46k23.2
Member of Group
- Le Xuan Ban
- Hoang Tan Dung
- Nguyen Minh Duy
- Ngo Le Hoang Phuc
- Pham Ba Hao
- Do Phu Tien
- Mai Thanh Tien
- Nguyen Thanh Long
Da Nang, 10/2021
Exercise 1
The benefits package the group has arrived at for Ethel
· Supplementary health care for the employee
Plan B ($200 deductible and pays 80 percent) = $2000
· Supplementary dental plan= $500
· Life insurance
Plan A ($25,000 coverage) = $500
· Mental health plan = $500
· Company - provided transportation to and from work =$750
The total is $4250 which is equivalent to 22,4%
2. The best student in your introductory MBA class this past semester
writes poetry and is rather shy and small in stature. What was the
student’s undergraduate major -Chinese studies or psychology?
Answer: In this situation, I believe the student was a psychology major; more
significantly, given the little information supplied above, choosing psychology as
the student's major reflects a more reasonable answer. Furthermore, it symbolizes
more of the psychology major while studying poetry.
3. Which of the following causes more deaths in the United States each
year?
A. Stomach cancer
B. Motor vehicle accidents
Answer: B
Reasons: The more modern society is, the more advanced the technology and
machinery, including medical machinery. So diseases like stomach cancer can be
detected early and cured with high survival rates. But when it comes to traffic
accidents, the injury rate is high, the chance of survival is very low. Although injury
reduction-supported technologies are installed on many vehicles, it is not really
effective. These represent bounded rationality because of the limited availability of
information and its reliability.
4. Which would you choose?
a. A sure gain of $240
b. A 25 percent chance of winning $1,000 and a 75 percent chance of winning
nothing
Answer: A
Reasons: Because people like certainty, in a famous experiment, Kahneman and
Tversky for objects choose one of two envelopes. The first envelope is $200, and
the second envelope requires the subject to toss a coin, heads come up, you get
$400, the other side comes up you get nothing.
The results show that the majority of study participants choose the first envelope
(although two options have the same expected value)!
This result shows that people like certainty. This trend led Kahneman and Tversky
to develop perspective theory and was a Nobel Prize-winning work in the 2002
year.
5. Which would you choose?
1. A sure loss of $750
2. A 75 percent chance of losing $1000 and a 25 percent chance of losing
nothing
Answer: B
Reasons: The answers A and B are both loss but for answer A it is the loss of
money with a rate of 100%, there is no chance of owning any money. As for answer
B, it is also a loss, but there is still a 25% chance that nothing will be lost. So
according to psychology, when people are facing the risk of loss, they will tend to
look for opportunities to lose nothing.