Which of the following is not inclued in the causes of unethical behavior? A. our own ethical code is formed by a variety of influences, including our parents, schools, religion, and the media. B. leaders have a critical role in establishing a company's culture and setting an example. If leaders do not act ethically, their subordinates may do so as well. C. When the parent business puts pressure on employees to reach unreasonable performance targets that can only be met by cutting costs or acting unethically, unethical conduct may ensue. D. Societal culture but not influence behavior.

Which of the following is not inclued in the causes of unethical behavior? A. our own ethical code is formed by a variety of influences, including our parents, schools, religion, and the media. B. leaders have a critical role in establishing a company's culture and setting an example. If leaders do not act ethically, their subordinates may do so as well. C. When the parent business puts pressure on employees to reach unreasonable performance targets that can only be met by cutting costs or acting unethically, unethical conduct may ensue. D. Societal culture but not influence behavior.

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Chapter17: Managing Communication

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