BME 14 CHAPTER 10 Answer Key
BME 14 CHAPTER 10 Answer Key
BME 14 CHAPTER 10 Answer Key
2. This happens when people become discouraged by the apparent difficulty in bringing the
vision into reality.
Escalation
Limits to growth
Organizational discouragement
Proselytizing
3. Which of the following Senge described as a force in people's hearts, a force of impressive
power; a picture that everyone in the company carries in their heads and hearts?
Motivation
Care
Focus
Vision
4. This refers to the question, "Why?" the organization's answer to the question "why do we
exist?".
Core values
Vision
Philosophy
Purpose
5. This answers the question "How do we want to act, consistent with our mission along the path
toward achieving our vision?"
Mission
Core values
Vision
Purpose
6. Does not see the benefits of the vision, but also does not want to lose the job.
Grudging compliance
Formal compliance
Apathy
Genuine compliance
7. Which level of compliance is seen when a person sees the benefits of the vision and does
everything expected and more?
Enrollment
Formal compliance
Genuine compliance
Commitment
8. The "I won't do it; you can't make me" is which of the following attitude toward a vision?
Noncommitment
Apathy
Noncompliance
Grudging compliance
9. Which attitude toward a vision exhibits the attitude "is it five o'clock yet"?
Grudging compliance
Noncommitment
Noncompliance
Apathy
10. The key to releasing the energy of the creative process; a tension between vision and reality.
Emotional tension
Creative tension
Commitment to the truth
Vision
11. A vision is truly shared when people are connected, bound together by a common aspiration.
True
False
12. A shared vision is a vision that one person truly committed to, because it reflects only his
own personal vision.
True
False
13. Shared visions emerge from continually encouraging members to develop their personal
visions.
True
False
14. The first step in mastering the discipline of building shared vision is to give up traditional
notion that vision are always announced from "on high".
True
False
15. A vision not consistent with values that people live day by day will not only fail to inspire
genuine enthusiasm, it will often foster outright cynicism.
True
False
16. Fear can produce extraordinary changes in short period, but aspiration endures as a
continuing source of learning and growth.
True
False
17. The most effective people are those who "hold" their vision while remaining committed to
seeing current reality clearly.
True
False
18. In limits to growth structures, leverage usually lies in understanding the limiting factor that
drives the balancing feedback process.
True
False
19. The limiting factor when people begin proselytizing and lose their sense of relationship can
be time and energy
True
False
20. Vision die prematurely because of people becoming discourage by the apparent difficulty in
bringing the vision into reality.
True
False