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Psychological contract - answer the overall set of expectations held by an
individual with respect to what he or she will contribute to the
organization and what the organization will provide in return


Person-job fit (reasons for poor person-job fit) - answer -imperfect
organizational selection procedures
-change in both people and organizations over time
-new technologies require new employee skills
-unique individuals and unique jobs


Individual differences - answer personal attributes that vary from one
person to another ex. physical, psychological, or emotional


Personality - answer the relatively stable set of psychological and
behavioral attributes that distinguish one person from another


"Big Five" personality traits - answer agreeableness, conscientiousness,
negative emotionality, extraversion, openness


Agreeableness - answer a person's ability to get along with others


Conscientiousness - answer how dependable, responsible, achievement-
oriented, and persistent one is


Negative emotionality - answer the extent to which a person is calm,
resilient, and secure


Extraversion - answer a person's comfort level with relationships

,Openness - answer a person's rigidity of beliefs and range of interests


Myers-Briggs type indicator (MBTI) - answer a popular questionnaire that
some organizations use to assess personality types; is a useful method for
determining communication styles and interaction preferences


Personality types - answer -extraversion (E) vs introversion (I)
-sensing (S) vs intuition (N)
-thinking (T) vs feeling (F)
-judging (J) vs perceiving (P)


Locus of control - answer the extent to which people believe that their
behavior has a real effect on what happens to them


Internal locus of control - answer individuals who believe they are in
control of their lives


External locus of control - answer individuals believe that external forces
dictate what happen to them


Self-efficacy - answer a person's belief about his or her capabilities to
perform a task; high self-efficacy individuals believe they can perform well
while low self-efficacy individuals doubt their ability to perform


Authoritarianism - answer the extent to which an individual believes that
power and status differences are appropriate within hierarchical social
systems like organizations


Machiavellianism - answer behavior directed at gaining power and
controlling the behavior of others


Self-esteem - answer the extent to which a person believes she/he is a
worthwhile individual

, Risk propensity - answer the degree to which an individual is willing to
take chances and make risky decisions


Emotional intelligence (EQ) - answer the extent to which people are self-
aware, can manage their emotions, can motivate themselves, express
empathy for others, and possess social skills


Self-awareness - answer a person's capacity for being aware of how they
are feeling


Managing emotions - answer a person's capacity to ensure that feelings
do not interfere with getting things accomplished


Motivating oneself - answer a person's ability to remain optimistic in the
face of failure


Empathy - answer a person's understanding of and sensitivity to the
feelings, thoughts, and situations of others


Social skills - answer a person's ability to get along with others


Attitudes - answer complexes of beliefs and feelings that people have
about specific ideas, situations, or other people


Attitudinal components - answer affective, cognitive, intentional


Affective component - answer feelings and emotions toward a situation


Cognitive component - answer perceived knowledge


Intentional component - answer expected behavior in a given situation

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