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Cоnsider the fоllоwing orgаnizаtionаl event: Madison is a freshman at Texas South Central College (TSCC). Though she’s only been living on campus for a few months, she already feels incredibly connected to the campus atmosphere. Madison’s family has attended TSCC for four generations, and the women in her family have all been members of the same sorority, Lambda Theta Alpha. Through her mother, Dina, and grandmother, Theresa, Madison has already met many of the current and former members of Lambda Theta Alpha. Madison has been attending events hosted by the national Lambda Theta Alpha organization since she was very little. Madison's mother and grandmother have repeatedly taught her the values and mission of Lambda Theta Alpha and tried to instill them in her from a young age. Although sorority recruitment is still ongoing, Madison is sure she will become a member. Which course concept best explains Madison’s experience with Lambda Theta Alpha?
Cоnsider the fоllоwing orgаnizаtionаl event: RJ has spent several weeks working on his application for university. He’s spent many hours writing and rewriting his personal statement and working on his resume. One evening, after submitting his application to Texas South Central College, he tells his mom that “I wish I could feel better now that my application is submitted and it’s out of my hands, but I don’t. I just have to get in to TSCC, mom. I have to! There’s nowhere that has an engineering program that’s even half as good!” Consider Ashforth and Mael's (1989) five factors for organizational identification. RJ's feelings toward TSCC are best explained as an example of .