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Of Personality, Perception and Attitude
OVER PAGE Title : Development of Personality, Perception and Attitude Subject : ODHRM Level / Semester : I Programme : MBA-FULL TIME Subject Tutor : Mr. Jayashree Name of Student : Mr. Najeeb K.M. Student’s Registration Number : PGD-B/Feb12/08 Date of Submission : 24-8-2012 Word Count : 2117 words Word Limit : 2000 words TABLE OF CONTENTS | PAGE No. | Introduction | 5 | Attitudes in Organisational Life | 5 | Importance of Values in an Organisation | 7 | Various Theory of Personality | 9 | Conclusion | 11 |

Checklist Student’s Name | Najeeb K.M. | Registration Number | PGD-B/Feb12/08 | Date of submission of the Assignment | 24-August-2012 | Is the cover page in the correct format as indicated in the “Guidelines to writing Assignments”? | Yes | Have I done a complete spell-check of the Assignment? | Yes | Have I done a complete word count for the Assignment? | Yes | Does the table of contents include numbers? | Yes | Are the pages numbered correctly? | Yes | Are the figures numbered correctly? | Yes | Are the tables/charts numbered correctly? | NA | Are the captions for the tables and charts proper? | NA | Are the references/bibliography listed in the Assignment? | Yes | Are the references cited correctly in the text? | Yes | All references material has been cited from the books & the University of Wales online library. Any other internet source quoted is with the permission of the module tutor. | NA | Are the references in the text in the proper format as indicated in the “Guidelines to Writing Assignments” | Yes |

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