Exam 6: Ethics Training
Exam 1: Unethical Behaviors in Organizations and Human Nature60 Questions
Exam 2: A Historical Perspective on Business Ethics74 Questions
Exam 3: Hiring Ethical People60 Questions
Exam 4: Codes of Ethics and Codes of Conduct61 Questions
Exam 5: Ethical Decision Making64 Questions
Exam 6: Ethics Training60 Questions
Exam 7: Respecting Employee Diversity67 Questions
Exam 8: Ethics Reporting Systems60 Questions
Exam 9: Managers as Ethical Leaders and Role Models64 Questions
Exam 10: Engaging and Empowering Ethical Employees65 Questions
Exam 11: Environmental Management65 Questions
Exam 12: Community Outreach and Respect69 Questions
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Because individuals are more likely to discuss work-related ethical issues with family and friends than with coworkers or executives,realistically,ethics training is unlikely to be effective.
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Ethical organizations,which have high levels of trust,consistently _______________.
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It is typically inappropriate to include ethics and personality measures in ethics training,because these are personal issues.
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An effective way of presenting ethics training to employees is to frame it as a method of ___________.
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A useful step in ethics training involving exploring ethical scenarios is to encourage discussion of minority viewpoints.
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________________ is a systematic collection,review and use of information to determine workshop effectiveness.
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A necessary characteristic of effective organizations is ____________ within the culture.
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Applying the ________________ can be a useful component of ethics training and allow participants to explore specific steps of decision making.
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Discuss the eleven personality measures/surveys associated with ethics that can be useful tools for ethics training.
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_____________ is a particular type of theft and fraud whereby an employee steals money from his/her employer.
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Research indicates that the _____________ of ethics training is associated with positive impacts on employee attitudes and behaviors.
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Ethics training should be introduced to employees during which of the following stages of employment?
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To ensure organizational harmony and team-building,divergent thinking and creative problem solving should be discouraged during ethics training,in favor of a single approach to decision-making.
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It is most important to provide ethical training to lower-level employees,because most ethical challenges occur at that level of the organization.
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Ethics training known as _______________ can be useful in assessing the extent to which ethics permeates organizational operations,including how well the organization is living up to its codes.
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Accounting fraud by public companies is particularly troubling for what reason(s)?
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It is always best to utilize an ethics workshop facilitator who is not a member of the organization,but rather an expert from outside.
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Ethics training,if well done,holds both managers and nonmanagement employees accountable for their ethical behaviors,and provides an opportunity for misunderstandings to be addressed.
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It is possible to assess the "ethical culture" of an organization through use of survey instruments.
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