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Organizational
Behavior DANTES Test
The
Organizational Behavior DANTES Test covers the material that is
taught in a one-semester class at the 101 college level.
This
test covers a wide variety of management topics including leadership,
politics, business layout, motivation, personality, decision making
and organizational development. This DANTES test has some overlap
with the Introduction to Business test, so students who are considering
one test may choose to take the other test because it will entail
a little less study than normal.
There
is no penalty for guessing on the test and there are some pretest
questions included that are not scored, so make sure you answer
each and every question. |
Credits:
3 - Lower Division
Number
of Questions: 96
Recommended
Passing Score: 48
Time
to complete the test: 90 min
Rank
of Difficulty: 2
ISBN: 9781614331490

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Information
you will need to know for the Organizational Behavior DANTES test
includes:
- leadership
- teamwork
- the
history of organizational behavior
- statistical
research models
- motivation
- personality
- Maslow's
Hierarchy of Needs
- job
design
- stress
- types
of organization structure
- corporate
culture
The
sections of the Organizational Behavior DANTES test are broken down
as follows:
6%
Organizational Behavior
36% Attitude, Motivation, Personality and Stress of Employees
32% Group Dynamics and Leadership
19% Organizational Processes
7% Change and Development Processes
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