Arrange the elements of Maslow's hierarchy of needs according to their arrangement of importance starting from the bottom of hierarchy.
1. Need for positive self image and recognition
2. Needs related to security, money, workplace
3. Psychological needs and basic needs
4. Needs of realising one's potential, continued growth
5. Needs related to love, affection, belongingness, acceptance
Indeed I have never observed any leader who was able to state adequately or intelligently, why he was able to be a leader, nor any statement of followers that expressed why they followed him. The statement is given by
Assertion (A) From its inception, the study of organisational change has noted the fact that many participants respond with dogged resistance to altering the status quo. Since the industrial revolution began, workers have at times sought, occasionally in extremely violent fashion, to block the introduction of new technology. Reason (R) Such behaviour may be either overt or covert. Overt resistance may take the form of employees deliberately failing to do the things necessary for successful change or simply being unenthusiastic about the change.
Covert resistance can be more detrimental to change than open resistance because it is harder to identify and eliminate.
Mary never fails to seek out the opinion and ideas of individuals at the organization that she really has no need of obtaining an opinion from. Her method of responding to resistance to change is known as . . . . . . . .
A leadership theory which proposed that effective group performance depended on the proper match between a leader's style and degree to which the situation allowed the leader to control and influence is called
If modern day managers do not positively address and manage workforce diversity, all of the following may become negative outcomes for an organization except