Must pass turnitin plagarism report.
Clearly state your responses to the guiding questions and provide sufficient evidence to support them.
Use at least one appropriate resource beyond the case to support your main ideas, and cite most of the information correctly in APA format. (Note: this source can be the textbook.)
Don’t forget to include the reference list at the end of your submission that includes sources (properly formatted) for the included citations.
Submit high-quality work that demonstrates an above-average command of writing mechanics, sentence structure, and organization, with very few errors present.
Ensure your submission is at least 1000 words (Note: this equals approximately 4 double-spaced pages when you use Times New Roman 12-point font and 1-inch margins all around).
Download and read the assigned article. Respond to the following guiding questions, ensuring you meet the PASS requirements noted above. It is not necessary to include a title page and do not include the text of the questions listed below.
I will return your submission without assessing it if you include the text of the guiding questions in your response.
What is the main purpose of the article?
State as accurately as possible the author’s purpose for the article without relying on the abstract.
Identify the key question in the mind of the author when s/he wrote the article.
What is the most important information in the article?
What supporting evidence, facts, experience, or data do the authors provide to support their argument?
What are the main inferences/conclusions in the article? Identify the key conclusions the author develops and presents.
What important ideas (key concepts) is the author attempting to share that you need to understand in order to understand the authors’ line of reasoning?
What are the main assumptions underlying the author’s thinking?
What facts, evidence, experience, or data are the author taking for granted [that might be questioned]?
What are the implications if we take this line of reasoning seriously?
The “so what?” question: Why does this argument matter? Why should we care?
What consequences are likely to follow if people take the author’s line of reasoning seriously?
What are the implications if we fail to take this line of reasoning seriously?
What consequences are likely to follow if people ignore the author’s reasoning?
What organizational behavior or management theory can be applied to the article?
Identify the theory, describe it, and then explain how the theory relates to the article.
Include a citation for the source of this theory.
Choose a theory other than one identified by the author.
What are your reactions to the author’s arguments?
Are you convinced? Why?
What questions do you have about this article?
Do you need more information? Is part of the argument unclear? What would you ask the author if you could speak with him/her/them?
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