Organizational Behavior: 10th Edition

Author: Robin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This textbook is written by Dr. Stephen P. Robbins, a distinguished authority in organizational behavior and a professor of management at San Diego State University, and is widely adopted by over 100 universities worldwide, receiving acclaim from readers across the globe. The 10th edition builds upon the strengths of previous versions while incorporating many new additions. The author explores the fundamental topics of organizational behavior, discussing the patterns of human behavior in organizational management from individual, group, and organizational levels, interpreting the underlying mechanisms of these patterns, and providing techniques and methods for managing human behavior. The book seamlessly integrates theory and practice, presenting a rich and diverse tapestry of human behavior through extensive scientific research evidence. It is systematic, comprehensive, offers fresh and unique perspectives, and is engaging and lively in its presentation. Each chapter begins with a case study to pose questions and concludes with case analysis for application. It also incorporates various learning methods such as team exercises and pro-con debates, enabling readers to apply what they have learned in practice. The book is vividly written, rich in content, and ( is a Chinese idiom meaning "teaching through enjoyment"), making it an ideal textbook and reading material for management students and professionals for both teaching and self-study.