Exam 2: Organizational Justice, Ethics, and Corporate Social Responsibility

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Exceeding the prevailing legal and ethical standards and embracing values that promote the greater welfare of society at large is the domain of distributive justice.

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Question 41

Standards of conduct that guide people's decisions and behavior are known as:

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Question 42

Identify the different factors that people take into consideration when forming judgments of procedural justice.

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Question 43

People's fundamental beliefs regarding what is right or wrong, good or bad are known as:

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Question 44

An exploitative mentality believes that what looks right is right.

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Question 45

The idea that no culture's ethics are better than any other is embraced by which of the following:

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Question 46

Kohlberg's theory of cognitive moral development includes which of the following stages?

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Question 47

Which should NOT be done by managers who want to "promote voice" in an organization?

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Question 48

The concept of ________ involves people's perceptions of the fairness of the information used as the basis for making a decision.

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Question 49

It is a company's responsibility to set clear ________ and train employees to recognize and follow them.

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Question 50

Which of the following laws specifies that actions taken by the organization to discourage criminal behavior will be recognized?

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Question 51

Which of the following laws was the earliest law enacted bearing on ethical behavior?

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Question 52

Which of the following situational forces do NOT feature prominently in people's tendency to behave unethically?

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Question 53

In which of the following stages does an individual do whatever adheres to universal moral principles?

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Question 54

In which of the following countries must you purchase a gift for the other party in order to conduct business?

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Question 55

Distinguish between ethical relativism and ethical imperialism.

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Question 56

The possibility of condoning acts that violate one's own sense of morality can occur in which of the following:

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Question 57

Which company had its officers cited for "cooking the books" for personal gain?

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Question 58

Adhering to Sarbanes-Oxley would fall under which of the responsibilities of corporate social responsibility?

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Question 59

In which of the following countries is bribing an official considered an acceptable cost of doing business?

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Exceeding the prevailing legal and ethical standards and embracing values that promote the greater welfare of society at large is the domain of distributive justice.

Standards of conduct that guide people's decisions and behavior are known as:

Identify the different factors that people take into consideration when forming judgments of procedural justice.

People's fundamental beliefs regarding what is right or wrong, good or bad are known as:

An exploitative mentality believes that what looks right is right.

The idea that no culture's ethics are better than any other is embraced by which of the following:

Kohlberg's theory of cognitive moral development includes which of the following stages?

Which should NOT be done by managers who want to "promote voice" in an organization?

The concept of ________ involves people's perceptions of the fairness of the information used as the basis for making a decision.

It is a company's responsibility to set clear ________ and train employees to recognize and follow them.

Which of the following laws specifies that actions taken by the organization to discourage criminal behavior will be recognized?

Which of the following laws was the earliest law enacted bearing on ethical behavior?

Which of the following situational forces do NOT feature prominently in people's tendency to behave unethically?

In which of the following stages does an individual do whatever adheres to universal moral principles?

In which of the following countries must you purchase a gift for the other party in order to conduct business?

Distinguish between ethical relativism and ethical imperialism.

The possibility of condoning acts that violate one's own sense of morality can occur in which of the following:

Which company had its officers cited for "cooking the books" for personal gain?

Adhering to Sarbanes-Oxley would fall under which of the responsibilities of corporate social responsibility?

In which of the following countries is bribing an official considered an acceptable cost of doing business?

The Field of Organizational Behavior

Perception and Learning: Understanding and Adapting to the Work Environment

Individual Differences: Personality, Skills, and Abilities

Coping With Organizational Life: Emotions and Stress

Work-Related Attitudes: Prejudice, Job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment

Motivation in Organizations

Group Dynamics and Work Teams

Communication in Organizations

Decisions Making in Organizations

Conflict, Cooperation, Trust, and Deviance: Interpersonal Behavior at Work

Power: Its Uses and Abuses in Organizations

Leadership in Organizations

Organizational Culture, Creativity, and Innovation

Organizational Structure and Design

Managing Organizational Change: Strategic Planning and Organizational Development

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