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Assignment
We learned about the General Moral Principles for Managers (see table 1-4) from the chapter: Organizational Behavior: The Quest for People-Centered Organizations and Ethical Conduct.
Q1. Describe and define four of the seven general moral principles, and explain how the moral principles you chose, could improve an organizations' ethical climate. Please provide examples to support your statements.
Q2. Define and provide examples for the four key components of emotional intelligence, (please go beyond the examples provided in the text and provide your own).
Discuss the practical significance of emotional contagion and emotional labor as it relates to your own organizational experiences. Please provide specific examples to substantiate your statements.
* Just a reminder: Be sure to include a solid introduction and conclusion :)
Ref: Kreitner, R., & Kinicki, A. (2016). Organizational behavior and ethical leadership. NY: McGraw-Hill
NOTES: MAKE SURE YOU GO THROUGH THE NOTES
Make sure you thoroughly paraphrase the concepts. Remember, just changing a few words in a sentence or even changing the order of the wording, is not paraphrasing. The reason it is important to paraphrase, is that is strengthens your writing and the level of critical analysis/thinking in your answer. I already know what the book states. I want to read your interpretation.
-Make sure you incorporate your perspective. Aside from defining and providing an example for each concept, think about what the concepts mean to you. By providing your perspective, it creates a more interesting and dynamic discussion. And please know, you do not have to agree with everything presented in the book.
-Make sure it is clear which concept you are discussing. Additionally, it should be clear to the reader what the concept means before delving further into your analysis. This type of writing will help you when you write your research papers. In other words, you should always write as if the reader is not familiar with the terms.
-Don't forget to provide an introduction that encompasses all of the central themes you will be discussing in your analysis. However, I am not looking for this: "This discussion will focus on the four denominators that are common to all organizations as well as open and closed systems." Write an introduction just like you would for a paper. It does not have to be long, but it does have to be more sophisticated than the example I just provided.
-Don't forget to end with a solid conclusion. You want to wrap up your answer by unifying the central themes.
-Please do not use direct quotes in the discussion posts. This is noted in the syllabus. Challenge yourself to paraphrase, as it will strengthen your writing/critical analysis.