Chapter 4 Flashcards
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___ can be formally defined as a given person’s characteristic thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Personality
Personality ___, or long-lasting patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that deviate from relevant cultural expectations.
Personality Disorders
Personality ___, which are a person’s typical ways of thinking, behaving, and feeling.
Traits
1) __ are transient or ephemeral, whereas 2) __ endure over time.
1) States
2) Traits
___-__ fit theory argues that organizations and individuals have specific personality traits, and when organizations’ employees share their traits, the organization is more productive and employees are more satisfied.
Personaility-Job
Match between a worker’s abilities, needs, and values and organizational demands, rewards, and values.
What is this?
Personality-job fit theory or person-environment (P-E) fit
This type of worker prefers verbal activities and yearns for power.
Enterprising
Employees prefer physical activities that require coordination.
Realistic
Employees enjoy analyzing and organizing and are naturally curious and independent.
Investagation
These employees enjoy helping and mentoring others.
Social
Employees enjoy regulation, order, and rules.
Conventional
This peronalty type prefers creativity and likes to use their imagination.
Artistic
___ is a relatively stable set of characteristics that influence an individual’s behavior.
Personality
Personality traits can be segregated into five different sectors called the __ __ Personality Model.
Big Five
What is an acronym for the five different personailty traits?
OCEAN
This trait involves people who are creative, curious and cultured.
Openess to Experience
This means someone is hardworking, organized and dependable.
Conscientiousness.
This means that he is gregarious, assertive and sociable.
Extraversion
This trait is cooperative, warm and agreeable.
Agreeableness
Ned can be moody, anxious and jealous. His personality trait is one of ___.
Neuroticsim
Carl ___, a Swiss psychiatrist, felt that the population was based on two personality types: extraverted and introverted
Carl Jung
___-___ Type Indicator Instrument (MBTI) is used in the business world for career counseling, developing management styles, team building and conflict management.
Myers-Briggs
This scale shows how employees perceive or gather information.
Sensing/Intuition
This scale explains how employees make decisions.
Thinking/Feeling