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MMPC-11 EM 2026 SOLVED ASSIGNMENT

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ASSIGNMENT

Course Code: MMPC-011

Course Title: Social Processes and Behavioural Issues

Assignment Code : MMPC-011/TMA/JAN/2026/JULY/2026

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ASSIGNMENT

Course Code: MMPC-011

Course Title: Social Processes and Behavioural Issues

Assignment Code : MMPC-011/TMA/JAN/2026/JULY/2026

Note: Attempt all the questions and submit this assignment to the coordinator of your study centre.

Last date of submission for January 2026 session is 30th April, 2026 and for July 2026 session is 31st October, 2026.

  1. Explain the society–environment–organisation interface and discuss how key social processes (such as socialisation, cooperation, competition and conflict) act as sources of human behaviour in organisations. Illustrate your answer with suitable workplace examples.
  2. What are the major determinants of personality and how do they interact with values and attitudes to influence behaviour at work? Discuss how perception and attribution processes can lead to errors in managerial judgement, and suggest ways to minimise such errors.
  3. Differentiate between content and process theories of motivation, citing at least one example of each. How can concepts of learning and behavioural modification be used by managers to enhance employee motivation and performance in organisations?
  4. Define group dynamics and explain the stages of group development. Discuss the sources of conflict in groups and describe how effective communication, team-building practices and negotiation strategies can be used to manage conflict constructively.
  5. Discuss the relationship between leadership style, organisational culture and employee behaviour. How can understanding social and behavioural processes help managers lead organisational change and foster a positive organisational climate?

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