Why Culture Matters in Organizations

Quiz, 10 questions

Question 1
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1. Question 1
What is a team?

A team is any group of people that performs some collective task on which they work together

A group of people who do not cooperate with one another

A group of people working on different projects at one time

A group of people who fail to communicate with one another

Question 2
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2. Question 2
What is an example of a team?

All of the above

Czech Republic

None of the above

Spouses

Pizza Parlor

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Question 3
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3. Question 3
What are some ways to cultivate culture?

Foot Binding

Orientation training for organizations

Learning the Star Spangled Banner

Going out to dinner at a restaurant

All of the above

A,b,c

a,c

Question 4
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4. Question 4
What is Proxemics aka Spacial Distances?

The study of the interactions of people working together

The study of the amount of space people feel it necessary to keep between themselves and others

The study of how comfortable people feel in group settings

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The study of how comfortable people feel when they are alone

Question 5
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5. Question 5
Mazeway Disintegration affects:

Includes the goals and plans and processes for achieving goals

Includes ways of behaving and speaking

Includes interactions with others involved in the project

All of the above

Question 6
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6. Question 6
Words are a part of culture

True

False

Question 7
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7. Question 7
What enables a team to function?

Culture

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The type of team

The goal

Question 8
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8. Question 8
Culture can include ways of behaving and speaking, how to think and reason, as well as
values and goals that guide our actions.

True

False

Question 9
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9. Question 9
Team Cooperation relies on expectations of the members.

True

False

Question 10
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10. Question 10
Native Americans encountering European colonizers is an example of Maze Ways
Disintegration.

True

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False

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