43. According to Simon Sinek\'s law of diffusion of innovation, the first 2.5% o

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43. According to Simon Sinek's law of diffusion of innovation, the first 2.5% of our population are our __________, the next 13.5% of our population are our ___________, and the next 34% are our __________ users of new products.

early adopters, majority, followers

innovators, early adopters, majority

innovators, followers, early adopters

early adopters, followers, majority

44. The "impersonality" of bureaucracies refers to the fact that

people rarely have the opportunity to get to know one another.

work-related decisions are based on logic rather than emotions.

workers are so rigidly controlled that they lose their individual identities.

workers treat customers with unfriendly attitudes.

45. The larger culture of a nation or society usually has very little influence on the culture within organizations.

True

False

46. Group conflict can lead to high quality decisions.

True

False

47. For the past ten years, Ryan has worked in a group in which each member is skilled, knowledgeable, and performs a variety of jobs. He enjoys his job except for the conflict that arises when the group makes decisions. Ryan works in a

project task force.

product support group.

traditional organization.

team organization.

48. The ___________ theory predicts that Eric will feel low levels of satisfaction at his job if he believes his boss does not care about him or his work.

Leader-member exchange

Universalist

Decision-making

Path-goal

Explanation / Answer

Ans 43 : innovators ; early adopters ; majority

This is in accordance with the law of diffusion of innovation by Sinek. According to him the early buyers are the innovators , then come the early adopters and then finally are the majority buyers.

There is a last 16% category too , which would simply purchase the product because there is no other technology left.

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