Organizational behavior created by Stephen P Robbins

Includes bibliography and index.

Introduction. What is organizational behavior?
The individual. Diversity in organizations ; Attitudes and job satisfaction ; Emotions and moods ; Personality and values ; Perception and individual decision making ; Motivation concepts ; Motivation : from concepts to applications
The group. Foundations of group behavior ; Understanding work teams ; Communication ; Leadership ; Power and politics ; Conflict and negotiation ; Foundations of organization structure
The organization system. Organizational culture ; Human resource policies and practices ; Organizational change and stress management
Appendix: Research in organizational behavior
Comprehensive cases
Glossary

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