Exam 3: Systems View of Organizations
Exam 1: Defining the Field of Sport Management73 Questions
Exam 2: Classical View of Organizations38 Questions
Exam 3: Systems View of Organizations61 Questions
Exam 4: Meaning of Management51 Questions
Exam 5: Planning70 Questions
Exam 6: Managerial Decision Making44 Questions
Exam 7: Principles of Organizing65 Questions
Exam 8: Systems-Based Organizing51 Questions
Exam 9: Staffing44 Questions
Exam 10: Motivational Basis of Leading68 Questions
Exam 11: Behavioral Process of Leading69 Questions
Exam 12: Contemporary Approaches to Leadership52 Questions
Exam 13: Managing Diversity67 Questions
Exam 14: Program Evaluation44 Questions
Exam 15: Service Quality47 Questions
Exam 16: Organizational Effectiveness62 Questions
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The idea that two systems that initially start from different positions can end up at the same final position is known as ________________.
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equifinality
The systems view holds that all organizations have the same basic system elements.
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Money, equipment, and supplies are all examples of organizational ________________.
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inputs
According to Certo (1992), the operating environment can be broken down into all of the following except:
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Organizations that conduct business in a similar fashion to others are said to possess mimetic isomorphism.
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The task or operating environment includes those elements that have a more indirect effect on the organization
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All the processes instituted by the organization to convert or transform the inputs/resources into desirable outputs such as goods and/or services are called the ________________.
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The availability of suitable employees would be included as the __________________ of the __________________.
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__________ is seen as another extension of systems theory where the basic premise is that every organization is influenced by the institution of similar organizations and by its social system.
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All of the following are examples of resource dependence theory except:
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According to DiMaggio and Powell (1983), which of the following forces lead to isomorphism?
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________________________ states that all organizations behave similarly because of the value and belief systems of decision makers.
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An open system is one that influences and is influenced by which of the following?
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The demography of the population would be included as the _________________ component of the __________________.
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When viewing an organization as a system, the four functions of management would be considered an input for the organization.
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In response to pressures to improve their operations and produce world-class athletes, the national sport organizations in Canada created new subsystems for greater specialization and regulation of work. This is an example of which of the following?
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This stakeholder group is indirectly and unknowingly involved with the organization's outcomes or results.
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Equifinality refers to the idea that similar starting conditions can lead to different final states.
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__________________ are defined as "persons or groups that have or claim ownership, rights, or interests in a corporation and its activities, past, present, or future."
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