www.bbcnoun.com.ng 10/10 For _____________, behaviour is a function of its consequences Skinner An ____________ may employ an entrepreneurial approach due to its comparatively smaller size and scope of operations, as well as possessing fewer resources SME (Small and Medium Enterprise) _________, a cofounder of general system theory and ?systems? thinking, looked to nature to uncover the hard facts of soft social systems Boulding, The cognitive model came about as a reaction to the other models of human behaviour In particular, pioneering psychologists such as Edward Tolman became disenchanted with the psychoanalytic and early _______ models behaviouristic The roots of behaviouristic school of thought can be traced to the work of ______ and Watson Pavlov ______ are systems capable of self-maintenance based on a throughput of resources from its environment, such as a living cell Open System On the basis of __________ classic law of effect, the behaviourist model would say that organisational behaviour followed by a positive or reinforcing consequence will be strengthened and increase in subsequent frequency Thorndike"s The major functions of _______ managers relate to operational matters and, therefore, they rarely play an active role in strategic management middle-level _________ are cybernetic systems capable of self-regulation in terms of some externally prescribed target or criterion, such as a thermostat thermostat The _________model can serve as the conceptual framework for the study of organisational behaviour S-O-B-C