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Unit 8: Foundations of Organisational Behaviour




               Various determinants and theories have proven that the individual personality can be  Notes
               developed in order to develop one's effectiveness.
               The personality not only develops but also changes according to various situations.

          8.11 Keywords


          Competencies: Through learning and experience, each person has acquired a unique set of skills
          for dealing with various situations.

          Conscience: The behaviours for which we have been punished and about which we feel guilty.
          Ectomorph: According to Sheldon's Physiognomy Theory, he has thin, long and poorly developed
          body.

          Ego: The ego is the logical, rational, realistic part of the personality. The ego evolves from the id
          and draws its energy from the id.
          Encoding: Each person has a unique way of perceiving and categorizing experience. One person
          may see a situation as threatening while another sees it as challenging, and the way it is encoded
          determines the response.
          Endomorph: According to Sheldon's Physiognomy Theory, endomorph is bulky and beloved
          type of person.
          Expectancies: Through  learning, each person has  acquired different  expectations of  being
          rewarded or punished for various kinds of behaviour.
          Id: The only part of the personality that is present at birth. It is inherited, primitive, inaccessible
          and completely unconscious.
          Intuition: It is based on unconscious inner perception of the potentialities of events or things.
          Mesomorph: According to Sheldon's Physiognomy Theory, he has a strong, athletic and tough
          body type.
          Super Ego: The moral component of the personality.

          8.12 Self Assessment

          State whether the following statements are true or false:
          1.   Projection means turning an inward threat into a threat from the external world.
          2.   Denial means refusal to recognize an opportunity.

          3.   Humanistic Psychologists emphasize the potential of human beings for growth, creativity
               and leadership.
          4.   Repression means keeping threatening thoughts as a secret with most trusted colleague.

          5.   According to Freud, Id is the core of conscious.
          Choose the appropriate answers:
          6.   Which of the following is not a defense mechanism used by ego?

               (a)  Repression                       (b)  Regression
               (c)  Progression                      (d)  Sublimation






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