Exam 5: Ethics, Politics, and Diversity

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Only managers have power at work.

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________ is based upon an individual's ability to obtain and share information.

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A person's conscience:

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Meeting and developing relationships outside of your company is referred to as networking.

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Confidential issues are not considered private matters at the work place.

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Confidential issues at work include:

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Connection power can be based on using your boss's power.

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Cultural differences include:

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If we have had a positive previous experience, we will most likely have a positive perception of a person or circumstance.

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________ means to obtain and use power.

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Most people think of diversity as:

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The use of your workplace computer for personal business is ethical if:

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Speaking a second language can be a means of attracting and meeting customer needs.

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________ is a favorable or unfavorable judgment or opinion toward an individual or group based on one's perception of the individual or group.

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The only power that an individual cannot increase themselves is:

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Title VII of the Civil Rights Act was the foundation of laws that protect employees from discrimination in the areas of:

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If you inadvertently offend someone based upon a cultural difference (such as a difference in hand gestures):

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Which commission enforces laws that protect individuals from workplace discrimination?

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If you are experiencing discrimination, the only option is to quit your job.

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Telling a cultural joke at work can be considered discrimination.

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