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Chapter 9 Multiple choice questions
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According to Whetten, categorical organizational identities bring which obligation(s) with them?
Technical
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Regulatory
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Legal
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All of the above
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Which perspective views organizational identities as in a state of continuous flux and change and thereby challenges identity's enduringness?
Modern
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Symbolic-interpretive
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Postmodern
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Poststructuralist
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George Herbert Mead's conceptualization of individual identity is a conversation between:
'I' and 'me'
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'I' and 'we'
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'We' and 'me'
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'Us' and 'I'
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Which component do Albert and Whetten not identify as central to their definition of organizational identity?
Centrality
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Distinctiveness
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Enduringness
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Preciseness
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Which perspective regards organizational identity as a simulacrum?
Modern
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Postmodern
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Symbolic
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All of the above
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Which perspective regards organizational identity as the essence of an organization?
Modern
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Postmodern
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Symbolic
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All of the above
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Which theory asserts that what others think and say about you shapes your identity and influences how you present yourself to others?
Legitimacy theory
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Institutional theory
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Population ecology
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Social identity theory
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Which perspective has mostly inspired Hatch and Schultz's identity dynamics model?
Modern
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Postmodern
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Symbolic
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None of the above
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In Hatch and Schultz's identity dynamics model, the 'us' is socially constructed from and enacted in numerous interactions among __________, while the 'we' emerges from __________ interactions with one another when responding to the 'us.'
External stakeholders - External stakeholders
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Internal stakeholders - Internal stakeholders
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Internal stakeholders - External stakeholders
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External stakeholders - Internal stakeholders
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According to Hatch and Schultz, which two counterposed forces define and shape the identity conversation?
Listening
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Responding
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Listening and responding
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None of the above
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