Management and Behavioural Process
Unit 06 Motivation and Leadership
Motivation Meaning and Process
Motivation and Its Process Definition of Motivation Motivation refers to the internal and externa...
Motivation Theories Maslow Dual Factor Expectancy
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Theory The best-known theory of motivation is Abraham Maslow’s hiera...
Leadership and Management
Leadership and Management Leadership Leadership is the ability to influence and guide a group of ...
Trait Perspective of Leadership
Trait Theory of Leadership Overview The Trait Theory of Leadership suggests that leaders are bor...
Behavioral Perspective Managerial Grid
Behavioral Theories - Ohio State Leadership Studies Overview Behavioral theories of leadership s...
Situational Leadership
Situational Leadership Theory Overview Situational Leadership Theory, now referred to as the Sit...
Contemporary Perspectives on Leadership
Contemporary Perspectives on Leadership Overview Contemporary perspectives on leadership focus on...
Transformational Leadership
Overview Transformational leaders are those who inspire their followers to transcend their own se...
Transactional Leadership
Transactional Leadership Overview James Burns identified two main types of leadership: transactio...
Charismatic Leadership
Charismatic Leadership Charismatic Leadership Overview The concept of charismatic leadership was...
Servant Leadership
Overview Servant leadership is a leadership philosophy where the primary goal of the leader is t...
Shared Leadership
Shared Leadership Overview Shared leadership is a leadership style that distributes leadership r...
Unit 04 Organizational Behavior
Organizational Behavior Definition and applications
Organizational Behavior (OB) Organizational Behavior (OB) is a field of study that explores how i...
Contributions from other disciplines
Disciplines That Contribute to the Field of Organizational Behavior (OB) Organizational Behavior ...
OB Model Individual Group and Organizational Level
Models of Organizational Behavior (OB) Organizational Behavior (OB) can be understood through a ...
Challenges and opportunities in OB
Challenges and Opportunities in Organizational Behavior (OB) Organizational Behavior (OB) faces s...
Ethical behavior at workplace
Ethical Behavior at the Workplace Ethical behavior in the workplace refers to the practice of app...
Unit 05 Understanding Individual Behavior
Personality Meaning and determinants
Personality refers to the stable and enduring patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that ...
Big Five Personality Model
The Big Five Personality Model is a widely accepted framework that identifies five fundamental d...
Learning Meaning and Theories
Learning can be understood as a relatively permanent change in an individual's potential behavio...
Classical Conditioning
Classical conditioning is a simple form of learning in which a conditioned response becomes assoc...
Operant Conditioning
Operant Conditioning refers to the process of learning through the consequences of voluntary, or ...
Cognitive Theory
Cognitive learning theory, as proposed by Edward Tolman and Wolfgang Köhler, emphasizes that lea...
Social Learning Theory
Social Learning Theory was proposed by Albert Bandura and is a cognitive learning theory that occ...
Attitude Components of Attitude
Attitudes are evaluative statements—either favorable or unfavorable—about objects, people, or eve...
Work Attitudes Job Satisfaction
Understanding job attitudes is crucial for organizations as they directly influence employee beha...
Organizational Commitment
Organizational commitment refers to the degree to which an employee identifies with an organizati...
Perception Meaning and Process
Perception is the process through which individuals organize and interpret their sensory impress...
Common Shortcuts in Judging Others
In organizational settings, people often use mental shortcuts when perceiving and evaluating othe...
Unit 01 Introduction to Management
Definition nature process and significance of management
What is Management? (Nature) Management is all about getting things done by planning, organizing,...
Role of managers
A manager is like the captain of a sports team or the leader of a group project. Their job is to ...
Managerial skills
Managers need certain skills to do their job well, just like you need different skills for school...
Classical Management Theories
1. Scientific Management (Frederick Taylor) Scientific management was introduced by Frederick Tay...
FW Taylors Theory of Scientific Management
F.W. Taylor’s Scientific Management Theory, also known as Taylorism, is a management approach dev...
Fayols 14 Principles of Management
Division of Work This principle means breaking work into smaller tasks and assigning those tasks...
Behavioral Management Theory
Behavioral Management Theory (also known as the Human Relations Movement) is all about focusing o...
Hawthorne Studies
1. What Were They Trying to Find? At first, researchers just wanted to see how changes in physic...
Systems Theory
Systems Theory in management is all about seeing an organization as part of a larger system, wher...
Contingency Theory
Lawrence and Lorsch's Contingency Theory says that there is no single best way to manage or organ...
Functions of management
The functions of management are the main tasks or roles that managers perform to help an organiz...
Unit 02 Planning and Organizing
Planning Nature and importance of planning
Nature of Planning Planning is the first and one of the most important functions of management. I...
Types of plans
There are different types of plans that managers use to help guide their organizations or project...
Levels of planning
Let’s break down the levels of planning based on four important factors: time, level, broadness, ...
Steps in planning
Let me simplify the steps in planning for you. Think of these steps as a roadmap that managers f...
Management By Objective
1. Objectives Objectives are the goals an organization is trying to achieve. They guide all the a...
Management By Exception
Management by Exception (MBE) is a style of management where managers focus only on important iss...
Organizing Nature and purpose
Organizing is one of the key functions of management. It’s all about arranging resources, tasks,...
Principles of organization
The principles of organization are like the rules or guidelines that help managers structure thei...
Delegation
Here’s How Delegation Works: Assigning Tasks The manager or leader chooses specific tasks and a...
Centralization and Decentralization
Centralization and Decentralization are two different ways of managing decision-making in an orga...
Organizational structure concepts and types
Organizational structure is like the blueprint or plan for how a company or organization is set u...
Unit 07 Group Dynamics and Culture
Group Dynamics Meaning Types Functions
Group Dynamism Definition of Group A group consists of two or more individuals who interact and a...
Tuckmans Model
The Forming–Storming–Norming–Performing model of group development was proposed by Bruce Tuckman ...
Threats to Group Effectiveness
When working in groups, several factors can threaten the effectiveness and productivity of the gr...
Organizational Culture Meaning
Definition Organizational culture refers to the system of shared values, beliefs, practices, and ...
Quinn and Camerons Organizational Culture Types
Introduction Quinn and Cameron's Organizational Culture Model is a widely recognized framework th...
Learning Organizational Culture
Introduction Learning organizational culture is a critical process for employees to understand ho...
Creating Positive Organizational Culture
Introduction Creating a positive organizational culture involves building an environment where em...
Unit 03 Controlling
Controlling Concept nature and importance
The concept of "controlling" in management is one of the key functions used by businesses and org...
Essentials of control
The process of controlling is all about making sure things are going according to plan and making...
Effective control system
A control system is a way to keep things on track and make sure goals are being met. There are di...
Techniques of managerial control
1. Budgetary Control Budgetary control is all about making sure money is being spent wisely and t...