Exam 5: Ethical Behaviour and Social Responsibility

The text reports that managers sometimes pressure their subordinates to engage in various unethical activities. Which of the following in NOT one of these unethical activities?

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Question 41

An organisation is meeting its ethical responsibility when it:

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Question 42

The obstructionist strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

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Question 43

Anita Roddick's 11-point charter on ethical conduct at the Body Shop International is an example of the influence of __________ on ethical behaviour.

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Question 44

The text identifies several criteria for evaluating socially responsible corporate behaviour. A company is meeting its __________when it voluntarily conforms to legal as well as broader values and moral expectations of society.

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Question 45

The defensive strategy involves a corporate social responsibility commitment that:

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Question 46

According to the text, an important way to test whether a decision is consistent with one's personal ethical standards is to ask which of the following questions?

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Question 47

The accommodative strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

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Question 48

Michele is a bank officer who takes the time to fully explain to an applicant why he was turned down for a loan. Michele is reflecting the ethical concern of ______ in her behaviour.

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Question 49

Ethics training refers to:

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Question 50

Critics claim that is a form of , or the attempt to externally impose one's ethical standards on others.

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Question 51

__________ refers to an organisation's obligation to act in ways that serve its own interests as well as those of its many external stakeholders.

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Question 52

Codes of ethical conduct have several limitations. Which of the following is NOT one of these limitations?

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Question 53

Not taking sexual harassment allegations against top management as seriously as allegations against supervisors is an example of violating the principle of:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 54

An organisation that is following a(n) __________ social responsibility strategy would likely take a leadership role in identifying and responding to emerging social issues.

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Question 55

Which of the following statements does NOT provide an accurate description of ethics?

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Question 56

When Aaron Jenkins kept 1000 workers on the payroll after his clothing factory burned down, his ethical behaviour was influenced by the __________ factor.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 57

The defensive strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 58

The highest level of social performance comes through the satisfaction of an organisation's:

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Question 59

The utilitarian view of ethical behaviour is that which:

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Question 60

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The text reports that managers sometimes pressure their subordinates to engage in various unethical activities. Which of the following in NOT one of these unethical activities?

An organisation is meeting its ethical responsibility when it:

The obstructionist strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

Anita Roddick's 11-point charter on ethical conduct at the Body Shop International is an example of the influence of __________ on ethical behaviour.

The text identifies several criteria for evaluating socially responsible corporate behaviour. A company is meeting its __________when it voluntarily conforms to legal as well as broader values and moral expectations of society.

The defensive strategy involves a corporate social responsibility commitment that:

According to the text, an important way to test whether a decision is consistent with one's personal ethical standards is to ask which of the following questions?

The accommodative strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

Michele is a bank officer who takes the time to fully explain to an applicant why he was turned down for a loan. Michele is reflecting the ethical concern of ______ in her behaviour.

Ethics training refers to:

Critics claim that is a form of , or the attempt to externally impose one's ethical standards on others.

__________ refers to an organisation's obligation to act in ways that serve its own interests as well as those of its many external stakeholders.

Codes of ethical conduct have several limitations. Which of the following is NOT one of these limitations?

Not taking sexual harassment allegations against top management as seriously as allegations against supervisors is an example of violating the principle of:

An organisation that is following a(n) __________ social responsibility strategy would likely take a leadership role in identifying and responding to emerging social issues.

Which of the following statements does NOT provide an accurate description of ethics?

When Aaron Jenkins kept 1000 workers on the payroll after his clothing factory burned down, his ethical behaviour was influenced by the __________ factor.

The defensive strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

The highest level of social performance comes through the satisfaction of an organisation's:

The utilitarian view of ethical behaviour is that which:

The Contemporary Workplace

Historical Foundations of Management

Environment and Diversity

International Dimensions of Management

Sustainability

Information and Decision Making

Planning

Strategic Management

Organising

Controlling

Human Resource Management

Leading

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Motivation and Rewards

Individuals, Job Design and Stress

Teams and Teamwork

Leading and Managing Change

Entrepreneurship and New Ventures

Operations and Services Management

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Exam 5: Ethical Behaviour and Social Responsibility

The text reports that managers sometimes pressure their subordinates to engage in various unethical activities. Which of the following in NOT one of these unethical activities?

An organisation is meeting its ethical responsibility when it:

The obstructionist strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

Anita Roddick's 11-point charter on ethical conduct at the Body Shop International is an example of the influence of __________ on ethical behaviour.

The text identifies several criteria for evaluating socially responsible corporate behaviour. A company is meeting its __________when it voluntarily conforms to legal as well as broader values and moral expectations of society.

The defensive strategy involves a corporate social responsibility commitment that:

According to the text, an important way to test whether a decision is consistent with one's personal ethical standards is to ask which of the following questions?

The accommodative strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

Michele is a bank officer who takes the time to fully explain to an applicant why he was turned down for a loan. Michele is reflecting the ethical concern of ______ in her behaviour.

Ethics training refers to:

Critics claim that __________ is a form of __________, or the attempt to externally impose one's ethical standards on others.

__________ refers to an organisation's obligation to act in ways that serve its own interests as well as those of its many external stakeholders.

Codes of ethical conduct have several limitations. Which of the following is NOT one of these limitations?

Not taking sexual harassment allegations against top management as seriously as allegations against supervisors is an example of violating the principle of:

An organisation that is following a(n) __________ social responsibility strategy would likely take a leadership role in identifying and responding to emerging social issues.

Which of the following statements does NOT provide an accurate description of ethics?

When Aaron Jenkins kept 1000 workers on the payroll after his clothing factory burned down, his ethical behaviour was influenced by the __________ factor.

The defensive strategy of social responsibility meets the organisation's:

The highest level of social performance comes through the satisfaction of an organisation's:

The utilitarian view of ethical behaviour is that which:

The Contemporary Workplace

Historical Foundations of Management

Environment and Diversity

International Dimensions of Management

Sustainability

Information and Decision Making

Planning

Strategic Management

Organising

Controlling

Human Resource Management

Leading

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Motivation and Rewards

Individuals, Job Design and Stress

Teams and Teamwork

Leading and Managing Change

Entrepreneurship and New Ventures

Operations and Services Management

Filters

Critics claim that is a form of , or the attempt to externally impose one's ethical standards on others.