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Question 1
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(CLO6) Which of the following terms refers to the sense of normlessness and
unease that results when rules lose their force?
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Question 2
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(CLO6) At the ___________ of corporate social responsibility, companies will
reject allegations of wrongdoing and refuse to take responsibility.
anomie
drifting
powerlessness
despair
Reference Key Terms
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Question 3
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(CLO6) Government and the media become aware of an issue in which stage
of issue maturity?
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Question 4
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(CLO6) Culture is a shared set of beliefs and experiences common to people in
a specific setting.
True
False
managerial stage
defensive stage
compliant stage
strategic stage
Exploring Business, 2.7 Stages of corporate responsibility
consolidating
latent
emerging
institutionalized
Reference Zadek's The Path to Corporate Responsibility
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Question 5
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(CLO6) Which of the following cultures have clearly defined roles for men and
women?
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Question 6
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(CLO6) ___________ occurs when someone uses private information about an
employer for their owner personal financial benefits.
Reference Organizational Behavior, 8.5 The Role of Ethics and National
Culture
uncertainty avoidance
masculine
individualistic
feminine
Reference Key Terms
A loyalty conflict
An issue of honesty and integrity
Insider trading
Whistleblowing
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Question 7
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(CLO6) An effective method of crisis communication is to have the
_____________ become the spokesperson who communicates the situation.
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Question 8
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(CLO6) At the _____________ of corporate social responsibility, companies
recognize the importance of acting responsible and may promote other
organizations' participation in corporate social responsibility activities.
Reference Exploring Business, 2.3 Identifying Ethical Issues
marketing department
company's attorney
company's highest-ranking official
company's human resources leader
Reference Organizational Behavior, 8.5 The Role of Ethics and National
Culture
managerial stage
strategic stage
defensive stage
compliant stage
civil stage
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Question 9
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(CLO6) Research suggests that the moral reasoning of men differs from the
moral reasoning of women.
True
False
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Question 10
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(CLO6) Each of the following is an example of how one might maintain
honesty and integrity except for which one?
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Reference Exploring Business, 2.7 Stages of corporate responsibility
Reference Key Terms
be honest with customers, management, coworkers, competitors, and the
public
follow no code of personal conduct – only follow that of your company
small, day-to-day activities and gestures build your character
focus on your job and not non-work-related activities
Reference Exploring Business, 2.3 Identifying Ethical Issues
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(CLO6) Which of the following is not a strategy for reducing conflict?
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(CLO6) _________ is a shared set of beliefs and experiences common to people
in a specific setting.
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use an employee to integrate between two groups
bring in third-party consultation
rotate members from one group to another
use rules and regulations
promote intergroup interactions
Reference Organizational Behaviors, Resolving Conflict in Organizations
Multicultural identity
Communication
Whistleblowing
Culture
Reference Organizational Behavior, 8.5 The Role of Ethics and National
Culture
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(CLO6) When a company realigns its strategy to address responsible business
practices to gain competitive advantage and contribute to the organization's
long-term success, the company is most likely going through the
organizational learning stage of _____________.
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Question 14
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(CLO6) Employees don't need to worry about how to distinguish a bribe from
an acceptable gift.
True
False
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Question 15
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(CLO6) Which of the following does not promote corporate social
responsibility within the organization?
civil stage
strategic stage
compliant stage
defensive stage
managerial stage
Reference Exploring Business, 2.7 Stages of corporate responsibility
Reference Exploring Business, 2.3 Identifying Ethical Issues
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(CLO6) When an organization faces a long-term problem where managers
need to be given core business responsibility for the problem and its solution,
the company is most likely going through the organizational learning stage of
_____________.
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Question 17
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maintain passive communications with neighboring socially responsible
companies
define corporate social responsibility for your company
establish metrics for measuring the impact of the company's CSR
practices
involve employees in defining and advancing CSR
Reference Moore's 7 Ways to Promote CSR
strategic stage
defensive stage
managerial stage
civil stage
compliant stage
Reference Exploring Business, 2.7 Stages of corporate responsibility
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(CLO6) The role of ________________ in the United States is demonstrated by
looking someone in the eye when talking to them.
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Question 18
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(CLO6) At the ___________ of corporate social responsibility, companies may
begin to see the benefits of acting responsibly.
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Question 19
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non-verbal communication
domination
communicating properly
culture
Reference Organizational Behavior, 8.5 The Role of Ethics and National
Culture
defensive stage
compliant stage
strategic stage
managerial stage
civil stage
Reference Exploring Business, 2.7 Stages of corporate responsibility
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(CLO6) Finding yourself confused between being loyal either to your employer
or to a friend or family member is an example of ____________.
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insider trading
a conflict of loyalty
whistleblowing
an issue of honesty and integrity
Reference Exploring Business, 2.3 Identifying Ethical Issues
humility
hypernorms
virtue
agency theory
sustainability
values that are fundamental across
culture and theory
meeting the needs of the present
without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their
own needs
belief that a manager's primary
ethical obligation is to the
shareholders
habitual and firm disposition to do
good
lack of pride; modesty
Reference Key terms
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character assassination
administrative orbiting
due process nonaction
third-party consultation
negotiation
an ineffective strategy for
resolving conflict.
an ineffective resolution technique
where the person with a conflict
attempts to discredit and distance
an individual from the others in
the group
strategy of wearing down a
dissatisfied employee while at the
same time claiming that resolution
procedures are open and available
process by which individuals or
groups attempt to realize their
goals by bargaining with another
party who has at least some
control over goal attainment
an outside consultant that serves
as a go-between and can speak
more directly to the issues
because she is not a member of
either group
Reference Organizational Behaviors, 14.3 Resolving Conflict in Organizations
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(CLO6) Match the term with the definition.
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Question 23
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(CLO6) In this stage of issue maturity, only activist communities are aware of
the problem.
emerging
institutionalized
consolidating
latent
stages of issues maturity
become apparent, important, or
prominent
an issue that is potentially of broad
concern but has not yet reached
the public arena
business norms established and
the practices become a normal
part of the business model
emerging business practices,
voluntary initiatives established,
litigation and need for legislation,
standards developed and collective
action
emerging, institutionalized,
consolidating, and latent
Reference key terms
emerging
latent
institutionalized
e. consolidating
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Question 24
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(CLO6) Distinguish between the terms conflicts of interest
and conflict of
loyalty.
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Question 25
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(CLO6) Identify and describe the ethical challenges of leadership as discussed
in our readings.
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Reference Zadek's The Path to Corporate Responsibility
A conflict of interest is when a employees of business' interests compete
with his or her professional duties.
A conflict of loyalty arises when an employee is potentially influenced by
considerations other than the best interests of the organization.
Reference Exploring Business, 2.3 Identifying Ethical Issues
Leaders deal with the same Components of Ethical Behavior as individual
contributors with the added dimensions inherent with the role of a leader.
Reference Principles of Management, 5.7 Ethics around the Globe