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1 Define the nature of influence in
organizations and its major forms.
2 Distinguish between various forms of
individual power in organizations.
3 Define empowerment and indicate how it
operates among individuals and in
teams.
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4 Describe how the resource-dependency and
the strategic contingencies models explain
the nature of power among organizational
units.
5 Describe how sexual harassment constitutes
an abuse of organizational power and
explain ways of reducing its occurrence.
6 Describe when and where organizational
politics occur and the forms such behavior
takes.
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Trang 5Influence Tactics
Rational persuasion
Inspirational appeals
Collaboration
Consultation
Ingratiation
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Personal appeal
Coalition-building
Legitimating
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Model
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Trang 11Strategic Contingencies
Model
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Harassment
Have and communicate a clear policy
Train employees about what constitutes
inappropriate behavior
Ensure clear and effective complaint
procedure
Take immediate steps to stop harassment
Contribute personally to nonhostile
environment
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Trang 14Political Behavior Forms
Gain control over and selective use of information
Cultivate favorable impression
Build powerful coalitions
Blame and attack others
Associate with powerful others
Create obligations and use reciprocity
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Trang 15Factors Influencing Politics
Personal determinants
Organizational determinants
Human resource management activities
Large multinational organizations
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