A major theme underlying the process of organizational behaviour is the belief that human behaviour is

An individual is brought into the emergency room by ambulance. He says he has been taking a drug to treat a psychological disorder; however, he cannot recall the disorder or the drug. He does describe some symptoms,

which appear to be side effects of the drug he has been taking: excessive thirst, hand tremors, and nausea. What would you conclude from this list of side effects? a) The patient is taking lithium for bipolar disorder. b) The patient is taking Clozapine for schizophrenia. c) The patient is taking Elavil for severe bipolar disorder. d) The patient is taking Clozapine for generalized anxiety disorder.

Sheldon Cohen and his colleagues have studied the relationship of stress levels and susceptibility to colds. He has agreed to address a meeting of psychologists on the topic. When he is asked for a title for his presentation,

which of the following would be a good choice? a) "Stress Levels and Colds: Time to Dispel This Myth" b) "The Real Nature of the Relationship: Colds Cause Stress" c) "Attack of the Killer Hormones: High Stress Levels Kill Viruses" d) "Chances of Catching a Cold: Stress Levels Make a Difference"