Organisational Behaviour

A sensor organ that detects information used in the perceptual process is:

• Eye
• Ear
• Skin
• All of the above

Organisational behaviour is a field of study backed by a body of associated with growing concern for people at workplace.

• Theory
• Research
• Application
• All of the above

Non-verbal signals seem to account for about _________ % of the message we perceive in face-to-face communications.

• 40
• 60
• 20
• 80

The process by which the perception of a person is formulated on the basis of a single favourable or unfavourable trait or impression, where other relevant characteristics of that person are dismissed is called:

• The halo effect
• Stereotyping
• Clouded judgment
• The angel effect

Externalising our unacceptable feelings and attributing them to others describes which Freudian defense mechanism?

• Projection
• Sublimation
• Regression
• Repression

In Freud's theory, what structure can be conceived of as the 'conscience' of people's personalities?

• All of these
• Ego
• Superego
• Id

____________ personality is a generic term used to describe an individual who has belief in the legitimacy of established mechanisms of formal authority and views obedience to authority as necessary

• Type B
• Machiavellian
• Type A
• Authoritarian

Refusal to experience stress caused by certain situation when it is too much to for an individual to handle, is referred to as ____________________.

• Regression
• Reaction Formation
• Denial
• Altruism

Defense mechanisms are ways by which individuals deal with ________ in life.

• Anxieties
• Self esteem
• Joy
• External locus of control

A widow or spinster takes up NGO work and helps the poor and with the problem of loneliness. This type of defense mechanism is called as __________

• Altruism
• Regression
• Rationalization
• Sublimation