Question 1

Corporate greening is defined as a process ______.

Accepted Answer

A) of introducing principles of Corporate Social Responsibility in as many facets of the business as it is possible 
B) that involves trying to adopt green principles and practices in as many facets of the business as it is possible 
C) of introducing Codes of Conduct in as many facets of the business as it is possible 
D) all of these 
A) of introducing principles of Corporate Social Responsibility in as many facets of the business as it is possible 
B) that involves trying to adopt green principles and practices in as many facets of the business as it is possible 
C) of introducing Codes of Conduct in as many facets of the business as it is possible 
D) all of these B

Question 2

In the most basic sense sustainability means ______.

Accepted Answer

A) to do things right 
B) to do the right thing 
C) to always act ethically 
D) to ensure that resources are renewed 
A) to do things right 
B) to do the right thing 
C) to always act ethically 
D) to ensure that resources are renewed D

Question 3

A corporation's code of ethics are ______.

Accepted Answer

A) the informal requirements set forth by the organization that specifies desirable ethical behaviours 
B) the documented,formal and legal expectations of ethical behaviours by and organization to its employees and wider stakeholders 
C) a set of beliefs personally held by individuals 
D) all of these 
A) the informal requirements set forth by the organization that specifies desirable ethical behaviours 
B) the documented,formal and legal expectations of ethical behaviours by and organization to its employees and wider stakeholders 
C) a set of beliefs personally held by individuals 
D) all of these B

Question 4

A code of conduct is a set of______.

Accepted Answer

A) practices that organizations adopt in order to ensure ethical behaviour 
B) rules that organizations adopt in order to ensure ethical behaviour 
C) rules that organizations adopt in order to ensure sustainability 
D) rules that translates the law into a more meaningful and ethical organizational guideline 
A) practices that organizations adopt in order to ensure ethical behaviour 
B) rules that organizations adopt in order to ensure ethical behaviour 
C) rules that organizations adopt in order to ensure sustainability 
D) rules that translates the law into a more meaningful and ethical organizational guideline

Question 5

Corporate social responsibility occurs when organizations ______.

Accepted Answer

A) use accounting standards,by considering the greater good of the widest possible community within which they exist 
B) seek to meet or exceed legal and normatively mandated standards,by considering the greater good of the widest possible community within which they exist 
C) engage in an open dialogue with their stakeholders and establish a code of conduct that guides their behaviour 
D) all of these 
A) use accounting standards,by considering the greater good of the widest possible community within which they exist 
B) seek to meet or exceed legal and normatively mandated standards,by considering the greater good of the widest possible community within which they exist 
C) engage in an open dialogue with their stakeholders and establish a code of conduct that guides their behaviour 
D) all of these

Question 6

According to German sociologist Ulrich Beck,toxic chemicals are a component of ______.

Accepted Answer

A) the risk society 
B) the high society 
C) monster raving lunatic society 
D) the ethical society 
A) the risk society 
B) the high society 
C) monster raving lunatic society 
D) the ethical society

Question 7

The circular economy is a perspective that focuses on ______.

Accepted Answer

A) reuse 
B) recycling 
C) remanufacturing 
D) all of these 
A) reuse 
B) recycling 
C) remanufacturing 
D) all of these

Question 8

Ethics as practice focuses on how ______.

Accepted Answer

A) ethics affects business practice and especially the triple bottom line (people,planet,profits) 
B) rules are translated into practices and how are they enacted in everyday organizational contexts 
C) practical certain ethical rules are and how they can be implemented effectively 
D) ethics affects business practice and especially the triple bottom line (people,planet,profits)and how practical certain ethical rules are and how they can be implemented effectively 
A) ethics affects business practice and especially the triple bottom line (people,planet,profits) 
B) rules are translated into practices and how are they enacted in everyday organizational contexts 
C) practical certain ethical rules are and how they can be implemented effectively 
D) ethics affects business practice and especially the triple bottom line (people,planet,profits)and how practical certain ethical rules are and how they can be implemented effectively

Question 9

Which are the two different schools of thought in the business ethics literature?

Accepted Answer

A) the normative and the sustainability school 
B) the descriptive and the moral school 
C) the positive and the normative school 
D) the normative and descriptive school 
A) the normative and the sustainability school 
B) the descriptive and the moral school 
C) the positive and the normative school 
D) the normative and descriptive school

Question 10

Triple bottom line reporting accounts for ______.

Accepted Answer

A) people,planet,peace 
B) people,planet,profit 
C) fortune,future,flexibility 
D) profit,principles,people 
A) people,planet,peace 
B) people,planet,profit 
C) fortune,future,flexibility 
D) profit,principles,people

Question 11

Usually business ethics is understood as ______.

Accepted Answer

A) reflecting on and recommending concepts of right and wrong behaviour in business practice 
B) reflecting on morals and prescribing what ought to be 
C) the science of values and their justification 
D) the theory of making profits while acting ethically 
A) reflecting on and recommending concepts of right and wrong behaviour in business practice 
B) reflecting on morals and prescribing what ought to be 
C) the science of values and their justification 
D) the theory of making profits while acting ethically

Question 12

According to the critical approach to ethics,when profits are paramount?

Accepted Answer

A) an organization's ethics transform 
B) an organization's ethics prosper 
C) an organization's ethics suffer 
D) an organization's ethics transform and ethics prosper 
A) an organization's ethics transform 
B) an organization's ethics prosper 
C) an organization's ethics suffer 
D) an organization's ethics transform and ethics prosper

Question 13

When ethics are assimilated as a norm,they ______.

Accepted Answer

A) define a system of personal relations between organizational employees 
B) define the organization's functions 
C) are loosely socialized within the organization 
D) define a system of relations between functions,behaviours and problem-solving actions 
A) define a system of personal relations between organizational employees 
B) define the organization's functions 
C) are loosely socialized within the organization 
D) define a system of relations between functions,behaviours and problem-solving actions

Question 14

What factors characterize a 'green learning' organization?

Accepted Answer

An acceptable answer would correctly ide

Question 15

What do you understand by the term 'corporate greenwashing'?

Accepted Answer

An acceptable answer will identify green

Question 16

Corporate greening could involve ______.

Accepted Answer

A) green facilities that are designed to minimize energy waste and use, 
B) a continuing program of educating employees and spreading green transportation 
C) educating staff and learning about being green as widely as possible. 
D) all of these 
A) green facilities that are designed to minimize energy waste and use, 
B) a continuing program of educating employees and spreading green transportation 
C) educating staff and learning about being green as widely as possible. 
D) all of these

Question 17

The Ronald McDonald's house for sick children is a good example of ______.

Accepted Answer

A) strategic philanthropy 
B) commitment to the triple bottom line (people,planet,profit) 
C) ethics as marketing tool 
D) both strategic philanthropy and ethics as marketing tool 
A) strategic philanthropy 
B) commitment to the triple bottom line (people,planet,profit) 
C) ethics as marketing tool 
D) both strategic philanthropy and ethics as marketing tool

Corporate greening is defined as a process ______.

In the most basic sense sustainability means ______.

A corporation's code of ethics are ______.

A code of conduct is a set of______.

Corporate social responsibility occurs when organizations ______.

According to German sociologist Ulrich Beck,toxic chemicals are a component of ______.

The circular economy is a perspective that focuses on ______.

Ethics as practice focuses on how ______.

Which are the two different schools of thought in the business ethics literature?

Triple bottom line reporting accounts for ______.

Usually business ethics is understood as ______.

According to the critical approach to ethics,when profits are paramount?

When ethics are assimilated as a norm,they ______.

What factors characterize a 'green learning' organization?

What do you understand by the term 'corporate greenwashing'?

Corporate greening could involve ______.

The Ronald McDonald's house for sick children is a good example of ______.

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Managing Teams and Groups

Managing Leading, coaching, and Motivating

Managing Human Resources

Managing Cultures

Managing Conflict

Managing Power, politics and Decision-Making in Organizations

Managing Communication

Managing Knowledge and Learning

Managing Innovation and Change

Managing Principles

Managing Organizational Design

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Exam 12: Managing Social Responsibility Ethically

Corporate greening is defined as a process ______.

In the most basic sense sustainability means ______.

A corporation's code of ethics are ______.

A code of conduct is a set of______.

Corporate social responsibility occurs when organizations ______.

According to German sociologist Ulrich Beck,toxic chemicals are a component of ______.

The circular economy is a perspective that focuses on ______.

Ethics as practice focuses on how ______.

Which are the two different schools of thought in the business ethics literature?

Triple bottom line reporting accounts for ______.

Usually business ethics is understood as ______.

According to the critical approach to ethics,when profits are paramount?

When ethics are assimilated as a norm,they ______.

What factors characterize a 'green learning' organization?

What do you understand by the term 'corporate greenwashing'?

Corporate greening could involve ______.

The Ronald McDonald's house for sick children is a good example of ______.

Managing and Organizations

Managing Individuals

Managing Teams and Groups

Managing Leading, coaching, and Motivating

Managing Human Resources

Managing Cultures

Managing Conflict

Managing Power, politics and Decision-Making in Organizations

Managing Communication

Managing Knowledge and Learning

Managing Innovation and Change

Managing Principles

Managing Organizational Design

Managing Globalization

Filters