Test 1 Make-Up
Test 1 Make-Up
Test 1 Make-Up
5. Joan’s department has a low scrap rate, uses little overtime, and produces high-
quality products. This information shows her department to be _____.
a. efficient
b. effective
c. both efficient and effective
d. neither efficient nor effective, Joan’s department is motivated
e. either efficient or effective—the terms mean the same thing
(c)
6. The ratio of outputs to inputs is a measure of _____.
a. efficiency
b. effectiveness
c. motivational climate
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
(a)
10. The phrase “firefighting” is used to describe which type of organizational change?
a. random or haphazard
b. internal environment
c. improvement promotion
d. organization development
e. none of the above
(a)
13. The internal practitioner has certain advantages over the external practitioner. Which
one of the following is an advantage of the internal practitioner?
a. not affected by the organization’s power structure
b. specialized practitioner skills
c. objective at looking at situations
d. not familiar with the organization’s norms
e. knowledgeable of the organization’s structure and workings
(e)
14. Often the most effective change program utilizes the _____.
a. external practitioner
b. external-internal practitioner team
c. persuader style of practitioner
d. stabilizer style of practitioner
e. internal practitioner
(b)
15. High effectiveness and high member satisfaction characterize the _____ practitioner
style.
a. pathfinder
b. cheerleader
c. stabilizer
d. persuader
e. analyzer
(a)
16. The relationship between the practitioner and the client should be _____.
a. competitive
b. challenging
c. cordial
d. collaborative
e. undefined so as to remain open to change
(d)
17. Before starting an OD project, the practitioner should obtain answers to which of the
following?
a. Are the key people involved?
b. Are the learning goals of OD appropriate?
c. Is the cultural state of the client system ready for OD?
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
(d)
18. Helping the client organization to improve its own skills and problem-solving
abilities _____.
a. is unnecessary if you are using an internal practitioner
b. is an objective of practitioners in most cases
c. is applied only in extreme instances
d. is a worthy objective but seldom sought by the practitioner
e. none of the above
(b)
21. Where members keep their true feelings about self-fulfillment and organizational
effectiveness to themselves is a practitioner-client relationship mode based upon
_____.
a. gamesmanship
b. charisma
c. consensus
d. fear
e. answers b and c
(a)
22. In the practitioner-client relationship modes, which of the following is the most
preferred and includes high responsibility with a complete openness of sharing ideas
and feelings?
a. integrative
b. gamesmanship
c. consensus
d. charismatic
e. empathetic
(c)
23. There is an open sharing of ideas and feelings between members in the _____
practitioner-client mode.
a. agreeable
b. power
c. consensus
d. charismatic
e. empathetic
(c)
24. The most constructive mode between a practitioner and a client to further
organizational change is _____.
a. apathetic
b. gamesmanship
c. consensus
d. charismatic
e. integrative
(c)
25. The external practitioner should enter into a formal contract with the client to _____.
a. determine the fees and the number of hours to work
b. state anticipated results
c. detail operating ground rules
d. all of the above
e. answers b and c
(d)