Define S-O-B-C model in OB with example?

Answer 1

• S-O-B-C stands for Stimulus, Organism(a person), Behavior and Consequence.
• For the example I will define each part and give an exmple of it seperately:
• Stimulus: is any event that happens in the environment, it can be a sound(like someone shouting) a scene(a car accident, a fight. etc...), events(like receiving a paycheck).
• Organism: is a person, nothing more can be said about this, so in OB you can consider that to be an employee or an employer.
• Behavior: the organism behavior and response in regards to the stimulus( for example a child(Organism) may hit(Behavior) his brother after seeing a violent movie(Stimulus).
• Consequence: is the the outcome that comes after the behavior, it either reinforces(thus repeated) the behavior or punished(thus not repeated). In the child example previously mentioned, his mother can reprimand(Consequence: punishment) him for doing what he did.

Answer 2

The S-O-B-C model in Organizational Behavior stands for Stimulus, Organism, Behavior, and Consequence. This model is used to understand how external stimuli influence individual behavior within an organization. For example, if an employee receives positive feedback (stimulus) for completing a project on time, they are more likely to exhibit similar behavior in the future (consequence). This model helps in analyzing the factors that impact employee performance and motivation in the workplace.

Answer 3

SOBC model- This model incorporates more complex mechanism of human behavior.

Here S stands for Situation(more comprehensive than stimuli and incorporates all aspects of environment)

O stands for Organism(humans) -It includes both physiological as well as psychological being.

B stands for pattern of Behaviour that an individual will show when get in contact with the stimuli.

C stands for Consequences (both covert and overt).

Basically, this model shows the process of formation of behaviour.

In this model,behaviour takes place because of the interaction of s-o-b-c.

Answer 4

S-O-B-C Model