| List-I (Concepts) | List-II (Examples) |
| (A) Group | 1. Human group |
| (B) Theory of personality | 2. Ego |
| (C) Perception | 3. Cognition |
| (D) Industrial groups | 4. Strategic groups |
| 5. Values |
| List-I (Ego) | List-II (Example) |
| (A) Parent Ego state | 1. Rational |
| (B) Adult Ego state | 2. Human Behaviour |
| (C) Ego state | 3. Dogmatic |
| (D) Contingency theory | 4. Rebellions: |
| List-I (Developers) | List-II (Ideas) |
| (A) Merton | 1. Political parties |
| (B) Michels, R. | 2. The Succession of Goals |
| (C) Taylor, F. W. | 3. Operational Research |
| (D) Sills | 4. Scientific Management |
| 5. Social Theory and Social Structure |
| List-I (Organisational Behaviour ) | List-II (Items) |
| (A) X-Y theory | 1. Leadership |
| (B) 3-D theory | 2. Role |
| (C) Stress | 3. Motivation |
| (D) Group dynamics | 4. Conflict |
| 5. Personality |
| List-I (Theories of Leadership) | List-II (Example) |
| (A) The follower theory | 1. Effective leader |
| (B) The Behavioural theory | 2. The character of a leader |
| (C) The great man theory | 3. A leader is a leader |
| (D) The trait theory | 4. Personality |
| 5. Situation |
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