Organizational behavior is the scientific study of how individuals, groups, and structures affect behavior within organizations to improve effectiveness. It draws from psychology, sociology, and other applied behavioral sciences. Individual factors like drive and skills, and relationships influence success. Organizational behavior also examines topics like motivation, leadership, and culture. The goal is understanding how these independent variables impact dependent outcomes such as productivity, satisfaction, and turnover.
Organizational behavior is the scientific study of how individuals, groups, and structures affect behavior within organizations to improve effectiveness. It draws from psychology, sociology, and other applied behavioral sciences. Individual factors like drive and skills, and relationships influence success. Organizational behavior also examines topics like motivation, leadership, and culture. The goal is understanding how these independent variables impact dependent outcomes such as productivity, satisfaction, and turnover.
Organizational behavior is the scientific study of how individuals, groups, and structures affect behavior within organizations to improve effectiveness. It draws from psychology, sociology, and other applied behavioral sciences. Individual factors like drive and skills, and relationships influence success. Organizational behavior also examines topics like motivation, leadership, and culture. The goal is understanding how these independent variables impact dependent outcomes such as productivity, satisfaction, and turnover.
Org Behavior- Field of study that investigates the impact of :
Individuals Groups Organization as a whole (structure) On the behavior within the orgs for the purpose of improving organizational effectiveness Scientific Systematic Study Applied Behavior Science o Psychology (social) o Sociology o Anthropology o Political Science o Economics o Business I of I/O= Job analysis, employee selection performance appraisal (Personnel Psychology) O of I/O= motivation, leadership, org culture, job attitudes What leads to individual success: Drive Social Skills Leadership Good Connection Confidence Technical Skills Intelligence
Networking RELATIONSHIPS!
Management Roles Interpersonal Informational Decision making
Best predictor of future Behavior is past behavior
Behavior is controlled by its consequences Relationships
Beginning of Organizations is late 1800s
What is the progression like to today? Modern Organization Development Technology globalization o Rapid Change o Precedes Period of discontinuity Independent Variables- influence
Dependent Variables- outcomes
Productivity Efficiency Quality Satisfaction Well being Turnover Absenteeism Org citizenship