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Author : Edwin A. Locke, Craig L. Pearce 

Explore invaluable management advice informed by the latest in organizational and industrial behaviour research

In the newly revised Third Edition of Handbook of Principles of Organizational Behavior: Indispensable Knowledge for Evidence-Based Management, world-renowned organizational behaviourists Edwin A. Locke and Craig L. Pearce deliver a comprehensive and authoritative discussion of sound management practices informed by the most recent evidence and research in organizational and industrial psychology.

 

Handbook of Principles of Organizational Behavior 3rd Table of contents:

1 Select on Intelligence
CO-AUTHOR’S NOTE
WHAT IS INTELLIGENCE?
HIGHER INTELLIGENCE LEADS TO BETTER JOB PERFORMANCE
WHY DOES HIGHER INTELLIGENCE LEAD TO BETTER JOB PERFORMANCE?
WHAT IS REQUIRED TO MAKE THIS PRINCIPLE WORK?
ARE THERE MODERATORS OR EXCEPTIONS TO THIS PRINCIPLE?
FIVE COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT IMPLEMENTING AN INTELLIGENCE-BASED HIRING SYSTEM
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
NOTES
2 Select On Conscientiousness and Emotional Stability
SELECT ON CONSCIENTIOUSNESS AND EMOTIONAL STABILITY
HOW DO CONSCIENTIOUSNESS AND EMOTIONAL STABILITY AFFECT JOB PERFORMANCE?
ARE THERE EXCEPTIONS TO THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE?
SUBPRINCIPLE: OTHER TRAITS PREDICT PERFORMANCE IN PARTICULAR JOBS
ARE THERE LEGAL ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTING THESE PRINCIPLES?
BEST PRACTICES FOR IMPLEMENTATION
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
3 Structure Interviews to Recruit and Hire the Best People
DECISION-MAKING RESEARCH
DECISION-MAKING IN INTERVIEWS
STRUCTURED INTERVIEWS
IMPROVING DECISION-MAKING BY INCREASING INTERVIEW STRUCTURE
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
4 Attain Emotional Control by Understanding What Emotions Are
WHAT EMOTIONS ARE
MODERATORS
ACHIEVING EMOTIONAL CONTROL
CASE EXAMPLES
AUXILIARY ISSUES IN EMOTION
IS THE CORE ROLE OF THE LEADER EMOTIONAL OR RATIONAL?
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
NOTES
5 Motivate Employee Performance Through Goal Setting
MAIN PRINCIPLE
MEDIATORS
MODERATORS
USE THE HIGH PERFORMANCE CYCLE
ISSUES IN IMPLEMENTATION
CASE EXAMPLES
GOALS SET IN THE SUBCONSCIOUS
FUTURE RESEARCH
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
APPENDIX: GUIDELINES FOR EFFECTIVE GOAL SETTING IN ORGANIZATIONS
FOCUS
TYPES OF GOALS
PRIORITIZATION
GOALS, DIFFICULTY, AND EFFORT
STRETCH (VERY HARD OR IMPOSSIBLE) GOALS AS AN EXCEPTION
GOALS AND TIME
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL
FEEDBACK
GAINING COMMITMENT TO GOALS
WHO SETS THE GOALS?
HOW TO PREVENT CHEATING
GOALS AND PAY
GOALS AND JOB SATISFACTION
GOALS AND TEAMS
GOALS AND BULLYING
RECENT DISCOVERIES
6 Cultivate Self-Efficacy for Personal and Organizational Effectiveness
EDITORS’ NOTE
CORE FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF PERCEIVED SELF-EFFICACY
DIVERSE ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT OF PERCEIVED SELF-EFFICACY
PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONAL AND COLLECTIVE EFFICACY
CULTIVATION OF SELF-REGULATORY COMPETENCIES
REFERENCES
NOTE
EXERCISES
7 Pay for Performance
WHAT IS REQUIRED TO MAKE THE PRINCIPLE WORK?
POSSIBLE EXCEPTIONS TO THE PRINCIPLE OF PAYING FOR PERFORMANCE
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
8 Promote Job Satisfaction Through Mental Challenge
JOB CHARACTERISTICS MODEL
HOW TO INCREASE MENTAL CHALLENGE IN JOBS
CRITICISMS AND LIMITATIONS
MODERATORS
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
9 Follow the Science to Make Training Work
ANALYZE TRAINING NEEDS
DEVELOP TRAINING CONTENT
DEPLOY TRAINING
EVALUATE TRAINING
CASE EXAMPLES
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
TRAINING MEDIA RESOURCES
10 Embed Performance Appraisals into Broader Performance or Management Systems
COMPONENTS OF A PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
HOW TO IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
11 Use Participation to Share Information and Distribute Knowledge
PARTICIPATION DOES NOT ALWAYS MOTIVATE, AND THE LACK OF IT DOES NOT ALWAYS DEMOTIVATE
PRIMARY CAUSAL MECHANISM: PARTICIPATION DISSEMINATES INFORMATION
IMPLEMENTATION: STRUCTURING PARTICIPATION CAN MAKE IT MORE EFFECTIVE
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
12 Recognizing Employees
WHY RECOGNITION WORKS
WHAT AND WHO SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED
HOW RECOGNITION SHOULD OCCUR
AT WHAT LEVEL SHOULD THE RECOGNITION HAPPEN
THE ROLE OF RECOGNITION BEYOND EMPLOYEE AND ORGANIZATION OUTCOMES
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
13 Sustain Organizational Performance Through Continuous Learning, Change, and Realignment
BASIC FACTS ABOUT ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND CHANGE
FORCES FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE: DISSATISFACTION AND LEADERSHIP
HOW TO LEAD CHANGE: SEVEN STEPS FOR SUCCESSFUL CHANGE
ORCHESTRATING CORPORATE-WIDE STRATEGIC CHANGE
CASE EXAMPLES
EXCEPTIONS AND MODERATORS: HOW UNIVERSAL ARE THESE CHANGE GUIDELINES?
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
NOTE
14 Empowerment’s Pivotal Role in Enhancing Effective Self‐ and Shared Leadership
THE EMPOWERMENT PROCESS
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS/MODERATORS
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DESCRIPTION
DIAGNOSIS WITH A PARTNER
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
15 Effective Use of Power and Influence Tactics in Organizations
INTRODUCTION
SOURCES OF INDIVIDUAL POWER
POWER AND LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS
OUTCOMES OF SPECIFIC INFLUENCE ATTEMPTS
PROACTIVE INFLUENCE TACTICS
EFFECTIVENESS OF SINGLE AND COMBINED TACTICS
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
16 Engage in Visionary Leadership
BACKGROUND IN THE LITERATURE
WHAT VISIONARY LEADERSHIP IS ALL ABOUT
WHAT DRIVES VISIONARY LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR?
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
NOTES
17 Foster Trust Through Ability, Benevolence, and Integrity
EDITORS’ NOTE
THE BENEFITS OF TRUST
IMPLEMENTING THE PRINCIPLE
EXCEPTIONS TO THE PRINCIPLE
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
18 Teamwork in Organizations
CASE EXAMPLES
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
19 Compose Teams to Ensure Successful External Activity
JUSTIFICATION OF THE PRINCIPLE
MECHANISMS FOR MEETING EXTERNAL DEMANDS
APPLICATIONS OF THE PRINCIPLE: USING FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY, TIES, AND TEAM CONFIGURATION FOR TEAM COMPOSITION
MODERATORS AND LIMITATIONS
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
20 Manage Intrateam Conflict Through Collaboration
IDENTIFYING THE TYPE OF INTRATEAM CONFLICT
ENGAGING AN EFFECTIVE COLLABORATION STRATEGY
CULTIVATE CONDITIONS THAT PROMOTE COLLABORATION
SUMMARY
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
21 Clarity, Conciseness, and Consistency Are the Keys to Effective Communication
HOW COMMUNICATION HAPPENS
TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
CLARITY
CONCISENESS
CONSISTENCY
ACTIVE LISTENING
OVERCOMING COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
CASE EXAMPLES
EXERCISE
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
REFERENCES
22 Stimulate Creativity by Fueling Passion
CONTEXTUAL FACTORS: FEATURES OF THE WORK ENVIRONMENT
DETERMINING FACTORS
EXCEPTIONS TO AND EXTENSIONS OF THE BASIC PRINCIPLE
IMPLEMENTATION
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
CLASSROOM EXERCISES
NOTE
23 Manage Stress at Work Through Preventive and Proactive Coping
STRESS AT WORK
COPING WITH STRESS AT WORK
FOUR COPING PERSPECTIVES IN TERMS OF TIMING AND CERTAINTY
WAYS OF COPING
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
24 Conflict Resolution Through Negotiation and Mediation
THE SOURCES OF CONFLICT AND EFFECTIVENESS CRITERIA
NEGOTIATION AS A MANAGERIAL TOOL FOR RECONCILING INTERESTS
THE MANAGER AS MEDIATOR
CASE EXAMPLE
REFERENCES
EXERCISE
TIP SHEET FOR MEDIATION PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
25 Achieve Entrepreneurial Growth Through Swiftness and Experimentation
ENTREPRENEURS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SWIFTNESS – PRINCIPLE 1
EXPERIMENTATION – PRINCIPLE 2
DETERMINING FACTORS
MODERATING FACTORS
IMPROVING YOUR ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILL SET
EXCEPTIONS
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
NOTES
26 Achieve Work-Family Balance Through Individual and Organizational Strategies
WORK–FAMILY BALANCE
INDIVIDUAL STRATEGIES
MODERATORS OF INDIVIDUAL STRATEGIES
ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIES
MODERATORS OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIES
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
27 Use Advanced Information Technology to Transform Organizations
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
FIVE WAYS IT CAN CHANGE ORGANIZATIONS
POTENTIAL RISKS OF LARGE-SCALE IT APPLICATIONS
CASE EXAMPLE
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
28 Make Management Practice Fit National Cultures and the Global Culture
FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL WORK CONTEXTS
THE GLOBAL WORK CULTURE
MATCHING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES TO CULTURAL VARIATIONS
CASE EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
EXERCISES
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
29 Strategy and Structure for Effectiveness
PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN
LEVERS OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN
ORGANIZATION DESIGN AND STRATEGY
THE FOUR LENSES OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN AND THEIR IMPACT ON STRATEGY
EVOLUTION OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN AND STRATEGY

 

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