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1,200+ Practice Questions for Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 4th Edition
Practice alongside Essentials of Organizational Behavior: An Evidence-Based Approach by Terri A. Scandura. Test your understanding of people, teams, and organizations with questions organized to follow the fourth edition.
Created by a team of management instructors and authors, this test bank includes answers and difficulty levels to support your exam preparation.
What’s included in your Scandura test bank?
1,200+ practice questions
Mainly multiple choice questions with four options and one correct answer, plus true/false and essay questions.
Answers & difficulty levels
Correct answers for checking your work, suggested answers for essays, and a difficulty level tagged on every question.
Complete coverage
All 15 chapters covered, with files organized by chapter.
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Sample Practice Questions for Essentials of Organizational Behavior
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| # | Sample question | Question type |
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| 1 |
After taking charge of a customer service team, Elena notices that employees respond differently to feedback and changes in routine. What would give her the most useful basis for understanding these differences? Answer: C. Understanding both the manager and the employees
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Multiple choice |
| 2 |
Arman finds it difficult to work with Joel, an employee whose communication style and reactions differ markedly from his own. Which approach would best help Arman manage their working relationship? Answer: C. Understanding personality differences at work
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Multiple choice |
| 3 |
Sofia supervises two capable employees whose contrasting work styles repeatedly lead to misunderstandings. She wants an intervention that specifically develops their understanding of personality differences. Which action most directly serves this purpose? Answer: D. Examining personality preferences and interactions
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Multiple choice |
| 4 |
Jonas, Felix, and Mateo grew up in the same household. Jonas and Felix share biological parents, while Mateo was adopted and is not biologically related to either. Which expectation is most consistent with a genetic contribution to personality? Answer: B. Possible greater resemblance between biological siblings
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Multiple choice |
| 5 |
Maya is recruiting for a sales position that requires approaching unfamiliar clients, establishing rapport, and confidently presenting proposals. Among the following Big Five traits, which is most directly relevant to these interpersonal demands? Answer: A. Extraversion
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Multiple choice |
| 6 |
Daniel plans assignments well before their deadlines, maintains orderly records, and follows through on commitments without close supervision. Which Big Five dimension is most clearly reflected in this pattern? Answer: B. Conscientiousness
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Multiple choice |
| 7 |
Hassan is concerned that his employees’ habitual responses to pressure may be increasing their stress and affecting their health. Which coping approach would be most helpful for him to encourage? Answer: A. Social support
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Multiple choice |
| 8 |
Aisha introduces a development program intended to strengthen employees’ hope, confidence, optimism, and resilience. If the program successfully increases psychological capital, which outcome would be a reasonable expectation? Answer: C. Greater work engagement
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Multiple choice |
| 9 |
Karim enjoys persuading potential customers, negotiating agreements, and taking the lead on business opportunities. As he prepares to establish a company, which RIASEC interest category best describes this pattern? Answer: C. Enterprising
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Multiple choice |
| 10 |
Olivia is recruiting an accountant whose duties will include reconciling financial records, checking numerical accuracy, and following established procedures. Which Vocational Preference Inventory profile would most closely match these activities? Answer: A. Conventional
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Multiple choice |
| 11 |
Although people can change with experience, their broad personality characteristics generally show continuity over time. Answer: A. True
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True/false |
| 12 |
The MBTI is widely used in nonclinical settings, including workplaces, to support discussion of personality preferences and individual differences. Answer: A. True
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True/false |
| 13 |
The interpersonal advantages of high self-monitoring are independent of the social context in which it occurs. Answer: B. False
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True/false |
| 14 |
Routine management interventions are generally sufficient to substantially reshape employees’ enduring personality traits. Answer: B. False
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True/false |
| 15 |
The MBTI organizes combinations of personality preferences into five possible type profiles. Answer: B. False
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True/false |
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| # | Sample question | Question type |
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| 16 |
The MBTI’s type descriptions are intended to distinguish more desirable personalities from less desirable ones. Answer: B. False
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True/false |
| 17 |
Within the Big Five framework, lower neuroticism corresponds to greater emotional stability. Answer: A. True
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True/false |
| 18 |
A person drawn to artistic experimentation, imaginative expression, and unfamiliar creative approaches would generally be expected to score relatively high on openness to experience. Answer: A. True
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True/false |
| 19 |
A tendency to become irritated or angry is a defining characteristic of high extraversion. Answer: B. False
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True/false |
Topics Covered in the Scandura 4th Edition Test Bank

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Foundations of organizational behavior
- Behavior at work, evidence-based management, and critical thinking
People at work
- Personality traits and fit with the work environment
- Emotional responses, moods, and emotional intelligence
- Work attitudes, satisfaction, and commitment
- Perceptual bias, decisions, and creative problem solving
Leadership and motivation
- Leadership approaches, trust, and ethical conduct
- Power, influence, and workplace politics
- Motivation through goals, fairness, and expectations
- Rewards, reinforcement, feedback, and performance
Teams and workplace relationships
- Team development, collaboration, and group decisions
- Managing disagreements and negotiating outcomes
- Communication across digital and cultural boundaries
- Individual differences, belonging, and working across cultures
Organizational culture and change
- Shared values, workplace culture, and organizational climate
- Guiding change, managing resistance, and coping with stress
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Frequently asked questions
Which edition does this test bank support?
This bank supports the fourth edition of Essentials of Organizational Behavior: An Evidence-Based Approach by Terri A. Scandura.
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