Principles of organizational behaviour

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Vorheriger Titel:Fincham, Robin The individual, work and organization
Hauptverfasser: Fincham, Robin (VerfasserIn), Rhodes, Peter S. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht: Oxford Oxford Univ. Press 1999
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adam_text Brief Contents Introduction 1 Section 1 The Individual and Work 15 1 Learning 19 2 Stress 40 3 Individual differences 60 4 Assessing individual differences^ 95 5 Motivation and job satisfaction J 131 Section 2 Groups and Work 161 6 Social interaction 165 7 Group and intergroup behaviour 186 8 Leadership * 212 Section 3 Patterns of Work 247 9 Work—the classical approach 251 10 Conflict and consent in work 270 11 Alternative work design 296 Section 4 Organizational Structures and Systems ^ 325 12 Structure and control in organizations 329 13 Structure and performance in organizations 353 Section 5 Organizational Processes 379 14 Managerial processes and change 383 15 Organizational culture 411 16 Power and organizations 433 Section 6 Divisions of Labour 451 17 Markets and occupations 455 18 Gender and employment 478 19 Technology in the workplace 499 20 New systems of work organization 521 Contents List of Boxes xvii Introduction 1 The nature of Organizational Behaviour 1 Integration and application 2 Treatment of topics 3 OB disciplines and methods 4 The psychological perspective 7 The social psychological perspective 8 The sociological perspective 9 Structure of the book 12 Section 1 The Individual and Work 15 1 Learning 19 Summary points and learning objectives 19 Introduction 19 Learning theories 21 Stimulus response theories I: classical conditioning 21 Stimulus response theories II: operant conditioning 24 Stimulus response theories: a technology of behaviour? 28 The acquisition of skill 32 Learning and work 36 Features of courses 36 Features of individuals 36 Features of the environment 38 Conclusion 38 Study questions for Chapter 1 39 Further reading 39 2 Stress 40 Summary points and learning objectives 40 Introduction 40 What is stress? 41 Types of stress at work 43 Role interaction 43 viii Contents Decision making stress 45 Over and under stimulation 47 Type As and type Bs 48 Occupational stress management 50 Conclusion 57 Study questions for Chapter 2 58 Further reading 58 3 Individual Differences 60 Summary points and learning objectives 60 Introduction 60 Personality 62 Personality factors 62 Extroversion introversion 63 Neuroticism stability 70 Conscientious expedient 72 Open to experience closed to experience 72 Agreeable hostile 73 Freud and the dynamics of personality 76 Personality dimensions and social learning 80 Locus of control 80 McClelland and the need for achievement 80 Clinical approaches 82 Intelligence 85 Conceptions of intelligence 85 Measurement of explicit intelligence factors 86 Personality and intelligence in the workplace 88 Personality 88 Intelligence 91 Conclusion 92 Study questions for Chapter 3 94 Further reading 94 4 Assessing Individual Differences 95 Summary points and learning objectives 95 Introduction 95 Why assess? 96 Screening 96 Selection 96 Succession planning 96 Career planning 97 Redeployment 97 Team building 97 Management development 97 Contents ix Equal opportunities 98 Getting it right—defining job demands 98 Quantitative 98 Qualitative 102 Competences 105 Assessment methods 112 Interviews 112 Biodata 117 Psychometric tests 119 Assessment centres 125 Conclusion 127 Study questions for Chapter 4 129 Further reading 130 5 Motivation and Job Satisfaction 131 Summary points and learning objectives 131 Introduction 131 Needs at work 132 Content theories 132 Process theories 137 Knowledge of results and goal setting 141 Job satisfaction and well being 143 What is job satisfaction? 143 Global and facet satisfaction 145 Theories of job satisfaction 146 Variance theory 146 Job characteristics 147 Correlates of job satisfaction 153 Gender 153 Age 153 Personality 154 Social class 154 Job and life satisfaction 155 Behavioural correlates of job satisfaction 155 Job satisfaction and productivity 156 Conclusion 158 Study questions for Chapter 5 160 Further reading 160 Section 2 Groups and Work 161 6 Social Interaction 165 Summary points and learning objectives 165 Introduction 165 x Contents Dramaturgy and impression management 166 Social skill 168 Understanding social situations 168 Comprehending other people 171 Personal construct theory 174 Interactional work 177 Conclusion 184 Study questions for Chapter 6 184 Further reading 185 7 Group and Intergroup Behaviour 186 Summary points and learning objectives 186 Introduction 186 Why do groups form? 187 Group structure 190 Group norms 193 Group processes 194 Cohesiveness 194 Synergy 196 Reflexivity 197 Group innovation 199 Groupthink 200 Group polarization 201 Group decision making in organizations 201 Intergroup behaviour 202 Hawthorne and the human relations movement 206 Conclusion 209 Study questions for Chapter 7 210 Further reading 210 8 Leadership 212 Summary points and learning objectives 212 Introduction 212 Leadership as an attribute of the individual 213 Personality traits 213 Intelligence 215 Motivation 216 The emergence and maintenance of leadership 217 Leadership style 219 Consideration and initiating structure 219 The democratic leadership style 222 Leadership style and nationality 224 Fielder and Task vs Relationship oriented leadership 227 Hersey and Blanchard—high probability leadership 231 Contents xi Charismatic or transformational leadership—the return of the great man 233 From theory to practice 236 Sensitivity training and teambuilding 236 Situational leadership 237 Skill training 242 Conclusion 243 Study questions for Chapter 8 245 Further reading 245 Section 3 Patterns of Work 247 9 Work—The Classical Approach 251 Summary points and learning objectives 251 Introduction 251 Marx, Weber, and the critique of labour 252 Alienated labour 252 The labour process 253 Weber and rationalization 255 Emerging forms of work organization 256 The factory system 256 Modern management and Taylorism 257 Technology and work 260 Foucault and disciplinary power 261 The panoptic schema and power/knowledge 263 Parallel power 264 Debating Foucault 265 Conclusion 267 Study questions for Chapter 9 269 Further reading 269 10 Conflict and Consent in Work 270 Summary points and learning objectives 270 Introduction 270 The labour process debate 271 The critique of Braverman 272 Deskilling reassessed 274 Workplace control and resistance 276 Workgroups and work cultures 276 Conflict and control 278 Subjectivity and the labour process 280 The consent/resistance dialectic 281 Gender in the labour process 283 Industrial conflict and industrial relations 285 Understanding industrial conflict 286 xii Contents The social response to strikes 287 New patterns of industrial action 289 Industrial relations and the labour process 291 Conclusion 292 Study questions for Chapter 10 294 Further reading 294 11 Alternative Work Design 296 Summary points and learning objectives 296 Introduction 296 Techniques of work redesign 297 The enrichment of work 299 The socio technical systems approach 299 Autonomous work groups 302 The constraints on work redesign 304 The work group context 305 The organizational context 306 Employee involvement and empowerment 308 Team working 310 Evaluating employee involvement 312 Conclusion 312 Study questions for Chapter 11 315 Further reading 315 Appendix to Chapter 11: Case study: Volvo and work redesign 317 Section 4 Organizational Structures and Systems 325 12 Structure and Control in Organizations 329 Summary points and learning objectives 329 Introduction 329 Bureaucracy 330 The bureaucratic model 330 Authority and rationality 332 The critique of bureaucracy 333 The dynamics of bureaucracy 336 Bureaucracy s iron cage 337 Insidious or systematic power 337 McDonaldization 339 Managerial work and managerial control 343 A managerial labour process? 344 Professionals in organizations 346 Organizational selection and career 349 Conclusion 350 Study questions for Chapter 12 352 Contents xiii Further reading 352 13 Structure and Performance in Organizations 353 Summary points and learning objectives 353 Introduction 353 Organizations as systems 354 Structure and goals 355 Limits of the systems approach 356 The classical school 357 Contingency theory 358 Organization and technology 359 Organization and environment 361 Criticisms of contingency theory and managerial choice 364 Organizational design 367 Control and integration 368 Design choices 370 New organization structures 374 Conclusion 376 Study questions for Chapter 13 376 Further reading 377 Section 5 Organizational Processes 379 14 Managerial Processes and Change 383 Summary points and learning objectives 383 Introduction 383 Decision making in organizations 384 The nature of managerial rationality 385 Behavioural theories of management 387 Organizational irrationality 389 Models of decision making 393 Classifying models 395 The management of change 398 Change is problematic 399 Change as a social process 400 The human consequences of change 403 Succeeding at change management 405 Conclusion 408 Study questions for Chapter 14 409 Further reading 410 15 Organizational Culture 411 Summary points and learning objectives 411 Introduction 411 xiv Contents Organizational culture and strategic management 412 Success, excellence, innovation 414 Culture and the management of change 417 Other cultures 418 Exploring organizational culture 419 Culture is symbolic 419 Culture is unifying 420 Culture is holistic 422 Classifying cultures? 424 Evaluating concepts of culture 426 Conflicting views of culture 427 Corporate culture or corporate image? 428 Managing culture? 428 Conclusion 430 Study questions for Chapter 15 431 Further reading 431 16 Power and Organizations 433 Summary points and learning objectives 433 Introduction 433 The concept of power 435 Lukes and the three faces of power 436 Organizational power 437 Levels of power 438 The organization as a political system 440 Power resources 441 Power dependency 442 Decision making as a political process 443 Power strategies and tactics 444 Coalitions and interest groups 444 Human rationality in decision making 446 Conclusion 447 Study questions for Chapter 16 449 Further reading 449 Section 6 Divisions of Labour 451 17 Markets and Occupations 455 Summary points and learning objectives 455 Introduction 455 The labour market 456 Job choice and work orientations 456 Labour market theory 458 Constraints on job choice 460 Contents xv White collarwork 460 The work process 462 Occupational status 463 The new service work 464 Professions and professionalism 466 Characteristics of professions 466 Professionalism as occupational strategy 467 Explaining occupational control 469 Knowledge and knowledge work 474 Conclusion 476 Study questions for Chapter 17 476 Further reading 477 18 Gender and Employment 478 Summary points and learning objectives 478 Introduction 478 Patterns of employment 479 Labour force participation 480 Job segregation 481 Pay inequalities and legislation 483 Experience in the workplace 485 Male power and technology 485 The sex typing of work 487 Women s work orientations 488 Collective consciousness 489 The gendering of careers 490 Organizational and occupational careers 490 Social mechanisms of discrimination 492 Informal careers 495 Conclusion 496 Study questions for Chapter 18 497 Further reading 498 19 Technology in the Workplace 499 Summary points and learning objectives 499 Introduction 499 Perspectives on technology 500 Blauner and the positive view of technology 501 Technology, orientations, and attitudes 502 Developments in microelectronics 504 New technology and management 507 Microelectronics, work, and skills 508 Employment effects 509 Skills and work organization 511 xvi Contents The impact of new technology? 515 Conclusion 518 Study questions for Chapter 19 519 Further reading 519 20 New Systems of Work Organization 521 Summary points and learning objectives 521 Introduction 521 The Fordist system of production 523 Fordism and post Fordism 525 The flexible firm 526 Flexible specialization 528 Flexible specialization in Germany 530 The German model under pressure 533 Japan and Japanization 533 Just in time production 534 Japanese production philosophy 535 Lean production 536 The limits of Japanization 538 Innovation or neo Fordism ? 540 Conclusion 542 Study questions for Chapter 20 544 Further reading 544 References 545 Author Index 571 Subject Index 000 List of Boxes 1.1 Shaping 29 1.2 Learning this book 37 2.1 Progressive muscle relaxation 53 5 3.1 Five factor inventory 65 8 4.1 Defensible assessments 103 4.2 A qualitative job analysis interview 104 5 4.3 The twenty most widely used competences 107 10 4.4 Self awareness questionnaire 118 5.1 D l Y job satisfaction 151 2 6.1 What are your constructs? 175 6.2 Five rules for constructing effective fronts 183 7.1 Reflexivity questionnaire: how does your team function? 198 8.1 The situational leadership game 238 42 10.1 Varieties of conflict in the employment relationship 285 11.1 Socio technical principles 301 11.2 Natural workgroups and meaningful alternative design 303 11.3 The quality of whose working life? 305 13.1 Defining the environment 366 14.1 The realities of decision making 392 14.2 The ATM story 401 14.3 The process of organizational change 403 14.4 Safe to fail 407 15.1 The Hewlett Packard way 413 15.2 The US trip 421 15.3 Organic culture 423 18.1 Progress in the skies 492 3 19.1 Computer numerical control 513 19.2 Computer aided design 516 17 20.1 The assembly line 524 20.2 Flexible skill strategies in Britain and Germany 531
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