Deck 10: Creating an Ethical Organizational Climate
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Deck 10: Creating an Ethical Organizational Climate
1
In ______, two or more individuals cooperate in unethical behavior.
A) corrupt ideology
B) collective corruption
C) collective think
D) collective aggression
A) corrupt ideology
B) collective corruption
C) collective think
D) collective aggression
B
2
The ______ leader talks a lot about ethical values but doesn't live up to the rhetoric.
A) unethical
B) hypocritical
C) ethically neutral
D) destructive
A) unethical
B) hypocritical
C) ethically neutral
D) destructive
B
3
______ describes ethical soundness, wholeness, and consistency.
A) Anomie
B) Integrity
C) Stasis
D) Intuition
A) Anomie
B) Integrity
C) Stasis
D) Intuition
B
4
______ discovers core values by identifying and building on organizational strengths.
A) Reliability
B) Civility
C) Integrity
D) Appreciative inquiry
A) Reliability
B) Civility
C) Integrity
D) Appreciative inquiry
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5
______ trust describes the collective set of positive expectations members hold about the intentions and behaviors of other stakeholders.
A) Blind
B) Organizational
C) Systems
D) Intuitive
A) Blind
B) Organizational
C) Systems
D) Intuitive
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6
Organizational members experience ______ when rules lose their force.
A) reinforcement
B) anomie
C) integrity
D) compliance
A) reinforcement
B) anomie
C) integrity
D) compliance
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7
______ socialization begins before an individual joins a new organization or organizational unit and is shaped by past work experiences, friends, families, and other factors.
A) Encounter
B) Anticipatory
C) Appreciative
D) Inquiry
A) Encounter
B) Anticipatory
C) Appreciative
D) Inquiry
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8
Core ______ is the group's reason for being that reflects the ideals of its members.
A) integrity
B) trust
C) purpose
D) rules
A) integrity
B) trust
C) purpose
D) rules
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9
All of the following are the three forms of justice in the workplace EXCEPT:
A) procedural
B) organizational
C) distributive
D) interactional
A) procedural
B) organizational
C) distributive
D) interactional
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10
The three components of organizational citizenship include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) stakeholder focus
B) corporate social responsibility
C) reliability
D) sustainability
A) stakeholder focus
B) corporate social responsibility
C) reliability
D) sustainability
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11
______ is putting members of selected groups, such as women, minorities, disabled employees, older workers, and homeless people, at a disadvantage.
A) Discrimination
B) Stereotyping
C) Prejudice
D) Aggression
A) Discrimination
B) Stereotyping
C) Prejudice
D) Aggression
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12
Rates of immoral behavior are highest in ______ ethical climate?
A) independence
B) caring
C) instrumental
D) law and order
A) independence
B) caring
C) instrumental
D) law and order
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13
______ refers to a sense of normlessness and unease.
A) Anomie
B) Integrity
C) Stasis
D) Integrity
A) Anomie
B) Integrity
C) Stasis
D) Integrity
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14
An effective code of ethics must
A) protect the larger community
B) be written for ordinary circumstances
C) prioritize obligations
D) all of these
A) protect the larger community
B) be written for ordinary circumstances
C) prioritize obligations
D) all of these
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15
The tools that leaders rely on to build or create ethical organizational climates include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) core ideology
B) socialization
C) ethics training
D) emotional intelligence
A) core ideology
B) socialization
C) ethics training
D) emotional intelligence
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16
______ consists of rude or discourteous actions that disregard others.
A) Aggression
B) Incivility
C) Evil
D) Deviance
A) Aggression
B) Incivility
C) Evil
D) Deviance
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17
______ leader leaves followers unsure where he or she stands on moral issues.
A) Hypocritical
B) Ethically neutral
C) Unethical
D) Ethical
A) Hypocritical
B) Ethically neutral
C) Unethical
D) Ethical
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18
According to Jennings, all of the following are signs that a company may be in ethical danger EXCEPT:
A) pressure to maintain numbers
B) fear and silence
C) weak board
D) communication gaps
A) pressure to maintain numbers
B) fear and silence
C) weak board
D) communication gaps
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19
______ ethical climates are driven by external criteria like professional codes of conduct.
A) Instrumental
B) Caring
C) Law and order
D) Rules
A) Instrumental
B) Caring
C) Law and order
D) Rules
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20
______ climates follow the principle of ethical egotism.
A) Law and order
B) Independence
C) Caring
D) Instrumental
A) Law and order
B) Independence
C) Caring
D) Instrumental
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21
Justice in the workplace takes all of these forms EXCEPT:
A) procedural
B) interactional
C) distributive
D) relational
A) procedural
B) interactional
C) distributive
D) relational
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22
______ are among the most common ethics tools.
A) Regulatory codes
B) Codes of ethics
C) Societal norms
D) Rules
A) Regulatory codes
B) Codes of ethics
C) Societal norms
D) Rules
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23
A ______ is a strong culture that holds values and norms very different from those held by the rest of the organization or society as a whole.
A) socialization
B) metamorphosis
C) corporate social responsibility
D) social cocoon
A) socialization
B) metamorphosis
C) corporate social responsibility
D) social cocoon
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24
Effective ethics training can typically do all of these EXCEPT:
A) Focus on the organization's unique ethical problems
B) Tap into the experiences of participants
C) Actively engage participants
D) Develop negotiation skills
A) Focus on the organization's unique ethical problems
B) Tap into the experiences of participants
C) Actively engage participants
D) Develop negotiation skills
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25
______ socialization marks the end of the transition to organizational life.
A) Socialization
B) Metamorphosis
C) Corporate social responsibility
D) Social cocoon
A) Socialization
B) Metamorphosis
C) Corporate social responsibility
D) Social cocoon
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26
When it comes to ethics, followers look to their leaders and act accordingly.
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27
______ describes the activities of companies and other organizations aimed at improving the welfare of society.
A) Socialization
B) Metamorphosis
C) Corporate social responsibility
D) Social cocoon
A) Socialization
B) Metamorphosis
C) Corporate social responsibility
D) Social cocoon
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28
______ climates are governed by the policies, rules, and procedures developed in the organization.
A) Roles
B) Rules
C) Purpose
D) Organization
A) Roles
B) Rules
C) Purpose
D) Organization
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29
______ climates emphasize concern or care for others.
A) Caring
B) Law and order
C) Rules
D) Independence
A) Caring
B) Law and order
C) Rules
D) Independence
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30
______ is the feeling of affiliation and association with the organization.
A) Reliability
B) Civility
C) Identification
D) Appreciative inquiry
A) Reliability
B) Civility
C) Identification
D) Appreciative inquiry
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31
Ethical climate is a component of an organization's culture.
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32
______ is a form of aggression directed largely at women and targets are coerced into providing sexual favors in return for keeping their jobs or getting promoted.
A) Sexual harassment
B) Incivility
C) Evil
D) Deviance
A) Sexual harassment
B) Incivility
C) Evil
D) Deviance
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33
Environmental care is also known as ______.
A) social cocoon
B) social responsibility
C) appreciative inquiry
D) sustainability
A) social cocoon
B) social responsibility
C) appreciative inquiry
D) sustainability
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34
______ climates give members wide latitude to make their own decisions.
A) Caring
B) Law and order
C) Rules
D) Independence
A) Caring
B) Law and order
C) Rules
D) Independence
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35
Rates of immoral behavior are highest in organizations with ______ ethical climates.
A) encounter
B) instrumental
C) appreciative
D) inquiry
A) encounter
B) instrumental
C) appreciative
D) inquiry
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36
______ describes how individuals make the transition from outsiders to organizational members.
A) Socialization
B) Metamorphosis
C) Corporate social responsibility
D) Social cocoon
A) Socialization
B) Metamorphosis
C) Corporate social responsibility
D) Social cocoon
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37
______ refers to the central identity or character of an organization.
A) Core ideology
B) Core outcomes
C) Core reasoning
D) Core ethics
A) Core ideology
B) Core outcomes
C) Core reasoning
D) Core ethics
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38
______ describes perceptions of consistent and dependable behavior.
A) Reliability
B) Civility
C) Integrity
D) Appreciative inquiry
A) Reliability
B) Civility
C) Integrity
D) Appreciative inquiry
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39
______ refers to consciously trying to hurt others or the organization itself.
A) Aggression
B) Incivility
C) Evil
D) Deviance
A) Aggression
B) Incivility
C) Evil
D) Deviance
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40
All of these are components of organizational citizenship EXCEPT:
A) stakeholder focus
B) emotional intelligence
C) corporate social responsibility
D) sustainability
A) stakeholder focus
B) emotional intelligence
C) corporate social responsibility
D) sustainability
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41
Law and order climates are driven by external criteria such as professional codes of conduct.
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42
The hypocritical leader is not clearly seen as either ethical or unethical.
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43
Which elements must be part of any effort to improve organizational integrity?
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44
Appreciative inquiry discovers and builds on the organization's strengths.
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45
Describe how the structure of your organization reinforces or fails to reinforce ethical behavior.
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46
Rules of ethical climates encourage loyalty to the organization.
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47
Name the four benefits of ethics codes.
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48
List at least five positive outcomes of trust in an organization.
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49
Name five criticisms of organizational codes of ethics.
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50
Select a leader and categorize that individual as unethical, hypocritical, ethically neutral, or ethical. Support your categorization.
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51
In co-optation, leaders offer rewards that reduce newcomers' discomfort with unethical behavior.
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52
Define "collective corruption."
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53
Define the term "core ideology."
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54
Identify the seven signs that an organization is in danger of ethical collapse.
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55
Name and describe the five types of ethical climates.
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56
What ethical issues or topics are usually included in codes of ethics?
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57
Name five steps leaders take to prevent and control destructive behaviors.
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58
What is evaluated in "triple bottom line" accounting?
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59
Interactional justice means distributing organizational resources as fairly as possible.
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60
What does it mean for leaders to act as the ethics officers for their organizations?
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61
Explain why shaping ethical climate is one of an organizational leader's most important tasks. Provide examples from your own experience and observations.
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62
You want to launch a project designed to encourage ongoing ethical learning but first you must convince the company president and board to sign on. Develop a rationale for your proposal.
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63
Develop a strategy for preventing destructive behaviors in your organization.
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64
Discuss the key markers of highly ethical organizations.
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65
Discuss the four elements of an organization's structure that have a particularly strong impact on moral behavior.
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66
Identify important stakeholders for your organization. What is the organization's ethical responsibility to each of these groups?
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67
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of codes of ethics. What do you conclude from your analysis about the usefulness of such documents?
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