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Class 1 (May 13): An Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
From the Text: Chapter 1, pgs 1-21
Organizational Behaviour
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Briefly describe the four anchors of organizational behaviour
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Why are the 4 anchors important to the study of organizational behaviour?
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