Ethical Decision-Making and Environmental Influences in Management
Evaluation of ethical decision-making in management practices.
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Ethical Decision-Making and Environmental Influences in ManagementQuestion 13 out of 3 pointsUnder the practical rule, answering "yes" to all of the following questions would make thedecision ethical EXCEPT:SelectedAnswer:B.WillanyonefindoutImadethedecision?CorrectAnswer:B.WillanyonefindoutImadethedecision?ResponseFeedback:A business decision is probably acceptable on ethical grounds if a manager cananswer yes to each of these questions: 1. Does mydecision fall within theaccepted values or standards that typically apply in business activity today? 2.Am I willing to see the decision communicated to all people and groups affectedby it—for example, by having it reported in newspapers or on television? 3.Would the people with whom I have a significant personal relationship, such asfamily members, friends, or even managers in other organizations, approve ofthe decision?Question 23 out of 3 pointsWhich of the following is LEASTlikely to be a source of individual ethics?SelectedAnswer:E.BossesCorrectAnswer:E.BossesResponseFeedback:Sources of individual ethics include the influence of one's family, peers, andupbringing in general, and anindividual's personality and experience.Question 33 out of 3 pointsA manager who is effectively managing diversity in the disseminator role would:SelectedAnswer:D.communicatetoemployeesaboutdiversitypolicies.CorrectAnswer:D.communicatetoemployeesaboutdiversitypolicies.ResponseFeedback:Individuals performing a disseminator's role inform employees about diversitypolicies and initiatives and the intolerance of discrimination (Table 3.2).Question 43 out of 3 points
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