MIDTERMS Flashcards
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Groups that are important for financial transactions and necessary for an organization to survive. Without these persons, the organization could not
survive.
A. Economic stakeholders C. Primary Group
B. Stakeholder D. Stake
Primary Group
This is associated with the Neo-classical Theory wherein investors, suppliers, and employees are the contributing factors that transforms it into
significant productions for the benefit of the customers
A. Stakeholder model C. Input-output model
B. Stakeholder salience model D. Power-interest matrix model
Input-output model
Which is NOT TRUE about corporate reputation?
I. A multi-stakeholder social construction that resulted from strategic communications created by an organization and refracted by the media and by
analysts.
II. Refers to the expectations, attitudes and feelings of employees about the underlying reality of the consumer as represented by its corporate identity
III. Set of meanings by which a company is known and through which people describe, remember and relate to it.
IV. Overall estimation in which a company is held by its constituents.
II. Refers to the expectations, attitudes and feelings of employees about the underlying reality of the consumer as represented by its corporate identity
It is the process of maintaining good relationships with the people who have most impact on your work. Communicating with each one in the right
way can play a vital part in keeping them “on board.”
A. Marketing
C. Corporate Communication
B. Stakeholder Management
D. Organizational Communication
Stakeholder Management
According to this theory, the organization is the social system, and its performance does get affected by the human actions. Organization makes profits in their accountability to themselves and to shareholders, and that only by doing so can business contribute to wealth for itself as well as society at large.
A. Communications Mix Theory
C. Socio-economic Theory
B. Neo-classical Theory
D. Classical Theory
Neo-classical Theory
This theory shows that stakeholders extend to other groups besides to shareholders who are considered to be important for the continuity of the
organization and the welfare of society
A. Communications Mix Theory
B. Neo-classical Theory
C. Socio-economic Theory
D. Classical Theory
Socio-economic Theory
This theory shows that stakeholders extend to other groups besides to shareholders who are considered to be important for the continuity of the
organization and the welfare of society.
A. Communications Mix Theory
C. Socio-economic Theory
B. Neo-classical Theory
D. Classical Theory
Socio-economic Theory
This form of communication happens when employees write letter directly to their supervisor or manager.
A. Direct communication
C. Written communication
B. Upward communication
D. Downward communication
Upward communication
When an HR manager sends out memo about new organizational policies and let the employees know about these new policies.
A. Direct communication
C. Written communication
B. Upward communication
D. Downward communication
Downward communication
It is often used to describe the amount of stock an investor owns, and this is certainly a correct way to use the word. If you own stock in a
given company, then it represents the percentage of its stock that you own.
A. Economic stakeholders C. Primary Group
B. Stakeholder D. Stake
Stake
According to Freeman, these group of people or individual are held by those who have some direct ‘ownership’ of the organization, such as
shareholders, directors or minority interest owners.
A. Secondary Group
C. Primary Group
B. Community Stakeholders
D. Equity Stakeholders
Equity Stakeholders
Freeman identified these groups who have a monetary interest, but not an ownership interest in the organization, such as employees, customers,
suppliers and competitors
A. Economic stakeholders
C. Primary Group
B. Stakeholder
D. Stake
Economic stakeholders
Groups that are important for financial transactions and necessary for an organization to survive. Without these persons, the organization could
not survive.
A. Economic stakeholders
C. Primary Group
B. Stakeholder
D. Stake
Primary Group
Based on the stakeholder salience model, there are three variables which are power, legitimacy, and urgency. These variables represent each
trait, what are those? POWER: ___, LEGITIMACY: ____, URGENCY: ___.
A. INFLUENCE, RELATIONSHIP, CLAIM
C. RELATIONSHIP, CLAIM, INFLUENCE
B. CLAIM, RELATIONSHIP, INFLUENCE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
INFLUENCE, RELATIONSHIP, CLAIM
Possesses only one variable or attribute.
A. Latent Stakeholders
C. Definitive Stakeholders
B. Expectant Stakeholders
D. Market Stakeholders
Latent Stakeholders
Possesses two of the three variables or attributes.
A. Latent Stakeholders
C. Definitive Stakeholders
B. Expectant Stakeholders
D. Market Stakeholders
Expectant Stakeholders
Those who have the power to impose their will on others but because they do not have a legitimate relationship or urgent claim.
A. Discretionary Stakeholders
C. Demanding Stakeholders
B. Dormant Stakeholders
D. Dominant Stakeholders
Dormant Stakeholders
During the pandemic, the HP company donated 100 laptops to the public high schools in San Mateo as the beneficiary of their initiative, for the
implementation of the flexible learning. The public highs schools are considered to be the _____ stakeholders.
A. Discretionary Stakeholders
C. Demanding Stakeholders
B. Dormant Stakeholders
D. Dominant Stakeholders
Discretionary Stakeholders
All behavior of employees ranging from managers and receptionist to front-line staff such as salespeople and shop assistants, that leaves an
impression on stakeholders.
A. Identity Rooted in Design
C. Identity Rooted in Corporate Culture
B. Identity Rooted in Communication
D. Identity Rooted in Corporation
Identity Rooted in Corporate Culture
Logos, sounds, taglines, and house styles are _____________.
A. Identity Rooted in Design
C. Identity Rooted in Corporate Culture
B. Identity Rooted in Communication
D. Identity Rooted in Corporation
Identity Rooted in Design
All are true about Identity Rooted in Communication, EXCEPT:
I. Verbal Messaging
III. Corporate Advertising, Events, and Sponsorship
II. Vision, Mission, Goals, and Objectives
IV. Tactical tool managers can use to convey identity
Vision, Mission, Goals, and Objectives
What model suits the following strategies: Informational strategy: _____, Persuasive strategy: _______, and Dialogue strategy: ________.
A. one-way symmetrical model of communication / two-way asymmetrical model of communication /
two-way symmetrical model of communication
B. two-way asymmetrical model of communication / two-way symmetrical model of communication / one-way symmetrical model of
communication
C. two-way symmetrical model of communication / one-way symmetrical model of communication / two-way asymmetrical model of
communication
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
one-way symmetrical model of communication / two-way asymmetrical model of communication /
two-way symmetrical model of communication
The degree to which corporate themes are noticeable in all internal and external communication.
A. Consistency B. Transparency C. Authenticity D. Visibility
. Visibility
The degree to which the corporate identity or positioning of the organization is unique.
A. Consistency
B. Visibility
C. Authenticity
D. Distinctiveness
Distinctiveness