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2. Apa saja berbagai bidang yang telah memberikan kontribusi terhadap bidang perilaku organisasi.
Jelaskan kontribusi mereka.
1. The ability that must be possessed by a leader to control the behavior of individuals
in an organization by using control measures that direct employee energy toward the
organization's goals and objectives, such as skill development, productivity
enhancement, and individual behavior improvement. To keep individual conduct under
control, communication must be employed. Individuals conduct is greatly influenced by
the environment. The correct internal environment will aid the company in creating
lucrative job environments that will enable people and groups inside the firm to
collaborate successfully in order to achieve increased productivity.
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1. Types of OB Model =
- Feudal Model : It regards employees as second-class citizens. The concept is based on
Theory X, which states that acts, policies, and processes are superior to humans.
- Custodial model : It implies that owners are the custodians of the organization's
resources and are obligated to look after the well-being of employees. It believes that
an organization's assets belong equally to industrialists, managers, and employees, and
that no one has monopolistic rights.
- Supportive Model : Employees are active workers with their own worth, attitude,
ambition, and preferences. Employees' attitudes and value systems are used by leaders
to inspire them. Employees are active, according to the supportive model, and with the
right environment and support, they may channel their energies and skills into
increasing the organization's production.
- Collegial model : It refers to a group of people who have a shared goal. Employees
and owners form a partnership, which is the model's foundation.
- Human Value Model: The natural process of behavior is Stimulus, Organism, Behavior
and Consequence. It is generally known as SOBC.
- Contingency model : It was created to deal with a variety of issues, including dispute
resolution, stress management, growth, and managing the complications that arise as
a result of organizational structure changes.
Personality Orientation.
1. Achievement Orientation : Every person possesses the need to achieve (nAch)
phenomenon in his personality. The achievement orientation of an individual also
indicates the personality of that individual. A person who possesses high nAch displays
a very dominant personality. He is achievement-oriented and undertakes a task that is
neither easy nor a very challenging or tough task because there would be chances of
failure to achieve the same.
2. Authoritarianism : The Theory of Authorita-tarianism states that there should be
status and power differences between various people. One would therefore find in an
organization, people with low authority and high authority. A person who possesses
high authoritarian is intellectually rigid, they display varied behavior patterns. They are
submissive to those who are superior to them and behave in an exploit-native manner.
3. Theory of Machivellianism : Niccolo Machivellianism refers to the degree to which an
individual is pragmatic and maintains emotional distance with co-workers while
accomplishing any task. A person who practices this theory believes in "end justifies
means" In any organization, people can be classified as having high Machivillistism or
low Machivaillist tendencies. In any organization, people can be classified as having
high Machivellianism or low Machivellianism tendencies. The theory refers to the
degree to which an individual is pragmatic and maintains emotional distance with co-
workers while accomplishing any task.
4. Self-Esteem : Self-esteem refers to an individuals' degree of liking or disliking himself.
People's self-esteem has to do with their self-perceived competence and self-image.
People with a high degree of self-esteem take more risk in job selection and
unconventional assignments. Managers with low self esteem do not take unpopular
stands, which may lead to displeasing others.
5, Self-Monitoring : Self-monitoring is linked to feelings of self-efficacy. It depends on
the circumstances. A person must constantly assess his effectiveness and connect it to
his behavior with subordinates in order to improve. This characteristic demonstrates
an individual's versatility and sensitivity. A self-monitoring personality is more likely to
behave differently in different situations.
6. Risk Taking : Risk-taking is a characteristic shared by many entrepreneurs. They are
capable of making quick decisions.
Norms : The Norm is defined as "acceptable standards of behavior" that are shared by
the group members. Norms differ among groups, communities, and societies, but they
all have them. P.C.De La Porte showed that the group norms that are favorable to the
organization were — organizational pride, teamwork, honesty, security, planning, and
customer relations. As per the Handbook of Industrial and Organizational Psychology,
the Norm is defined as "acceptable standards of behavior that are shared by the group
members.
Types of Norms:
Norms may differ from organization to organization, nature of work and the location.
Following norms are generally found and practiced by all the organizations.
- Performance Norms: The performance standard is a set by the individual worker and
approved by the superiors. These are general norms, industry standards prevailing in a
particular type of industry. If some worker is slow and can not cope with the workload,
is assisted by other group members. On the contrary, if some worker produces more
than what is required to do, is reprimanded by the group members so that
management does not raise expectations.
- Appearance Norms: In defense services, Appearance Norms are inbuilt in the
organizational culture. Appearance norms are related to the dress code and code of
conduct in the organization. In good organization dress while at work, dress for sports
functions or for dinner is laid down. Workers are not expected to report fellow workers
to their superiors.
- Behavior Norms: Guidelines for general behavior are issued by the management so
that all the employees display behavior in an identical manner. This may include time
management, punctuality, salutation, showing respect to the views of other members'
behavior while on the shop floor, and professionalism. These norms eventually take
the form of organization culture.
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