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Chapter 1
Action Research Model – collecting and feeding back information; implementing action
programs
Change Agent – person attempting to bring change
Client System – person or organization that is being assisted
Creative Individualism – questioning of peripheral norms; accepting of pivotal norms
External Practitioner – person from outside who is resource for change
Internal Practitioner – internal resource for change; could be manager
Norms – organized and shared ideas; what members should do and feel; how behaviour should
be regulated
O Practitioner – people using and assisting other to implement OD
O Specialist – professional specialized and trained in OD
Organi!ation Culture – system of shared meanings; includes language, dress, values, norms
Organi!ation evelopment "O# – planned strategy to bring about change
Peripheral Norms – support and contribute to pivotal norms
Pivotal Norms – essential to organization’s obective
Psychological Contract – e!pectations between individual and organization
Sociali!ation – process of individual adusting to organization’s culture
Chapter $
Client System " Organization employing practitioner; #ssist them in planning change
Closed systems" $elf"contained; %solated from environment
Content " &ask of the group
Contingency approach " #ttempt to determine proper management technique
ynamic e%uili&rium ' $teady state; 'eacting with environment
Entropy ' (ovement toward disorder; )ventual termination
(eed&ac) ' 'esults and reaction from behavior
(uture shoc) ' %nability to cope with rapid change
*ori!ontal Corporation ' *lattening hierarchical organizational charts + 'eduction in layers of
management+
*ypertur&ulent Environment ' 'apid change
Open system ' %nterrelated and acts with environment
Organi!ation rene,al ' Ongoing process of building innovation into organization
Organi!ation trans-ormation "O.# ' oping with unplanned change+ hanges organization
form -revolution.
Participant'o&server ' #ctively participate while being aware of group process
Process o&servation ' &echnique used in e!amining groups
Reactive management ' /aits until something is problem before reacting
Rene,ing/trans-ormational management ' 0lans for change+ (akes contingency plans
Satis0cing management ' Does only what is necessary to get by
Sluggish management ' 1ased on low risk and formalized procedures
Sociotechnical System ' Open system of coordinated human and technical activities+ onsists
of 2ve maor subsystems
Sta&le environment ' 3nchanging basic products and service + $tatic level of competition+
$low, steady rate of growth
System ' $et of interrelated elements+ 3ni2ed to achieve a goal or purpose
Systems approach ' oncerned with relationships among departments and + %nterdependencies
between elements and e!ternal environment
.as) activities ' /hat the group does
.eam process ' 4ow group works+ 'elationships among team members