Question 1

High-power distance cultures are comfortable with differences in status.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The United Nations recently launched the ______ to encourage multinational corporations to honor human rights, labor rights, and the environment while, at the same time, fighting corruption.

Accepted Answer

A)  Abilene paradox 
B)  Global compact 
C)  Mission exchange 
D)  NATO

Question 3

______ is the extent to which a culture encourages and honors people for being altruistic, caring, kind, fair, and generous.

Accepted Answer

A)  Assertiveness 
B)  Performance orientation 
C)  Future orientation 
D)  Humane orientation

Question 4

Name and explain the five foundations of our moral intuitions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Name and explain the five foundations of...

Question 5

Members of ______ cultures are more likely to take risks.

Accepted Answer

A)  collectivistic 
B)  individualistic 
C)  low uncertainty avoidance 
D)  high-power distance

Question 6

Those living in assertive, ______ cultures are tempted to engage in unethical activities in order to succeed.

Accepted Answer

A)  performance-oriented 
B)  masculine 
C)  uncertainty-avoidant 
D)  power distance

Question 7

According to the GLOBE dimensions, this one describes the degree to which societal members take pride in their small groups, families, and organizations.

Accepted Answer

A)  Assertiveness 
B)  In-group collectivism 
C)  Future orientation 
D)  Performance orientation

Question 8

According to the Global Business Standards Codex, the property principle honor all commitments.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

New Zealand is an example of a low-power distance culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

According to Hofstede, ______ cultures put the needs and goals of the person and her or his immediate family first.

Accepted Answer

A)  collectivistic 
B)  individualistic 
C)  low-power distance 
D)  high-power distance

Question 11

People who live in a low uncertainty avoidance culture are more comfortable with uncertainty, viewing ambiguity as a fact of life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Individualists are more likely to lie to protect the group or family.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Use Hofstede's values orientations or the GLOBE study to explain competing perspectives on an international global issue.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Use Hofstede's values orientations or the GLOBE...

Question 14

______ describes paying close attention to our behaviors and interactions.

Accepted Answer

A)  Moral inclusion 
B)  Dignity 
C)  Cultural synergy 
D)  Mindfulness

Question 15

Discuss Gert's 10 rules for all types of actions that are either forbidden or required.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss Gert's 10 rules for all types...

Question 16

In ______ cultures, there are clear differences in the roles of men and women.

Accepted Answer

A)  feminine 
B)  masculine 
C)  uncertainty-avoidant 
D)  collectivistic

Question 17

Broken communication cast shadows in a global society just as they do in individual leader-follower relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Compare the ethical blind spots of individualism to those of collectivism.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Compare the ethical blind spots of individualism...

Question 19

______ consists of openness to new categories, openness to new information, and recognizing the existence of more than one perspective.

Accepted Answer

A)  Moral inclusion 
B)  Dignity 
C)  Cultural synergy 
D)  Mindfulness

Question 20

The Caux Principles emphasize the importance of human dignity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 11: Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership in a Global Society

High-power distance cultures are comfortable with differences in status.

The United Nations recently launched the ______ to encourage multinational corporations to honor human rights, labor rights, and the environment while, at the same time, fighting corruption.

______ is the extent to which a culture encourages and honors people for being altruistic, caring, kind, fair, and generous.

Name and explain the five foundations of our moral intuitions.

Members of ______ cultures are more likely to take risks.

Those living in assertive, ______ cultures are tempted to engage in unethical activities in order to succeed.

According to the GLOBE dimensions, this one describes the degree to which societal members take pride in their small groups, families, and organizations.

According to the Global Business Standards Codex, the property principle honor all commitments.

New Zealand is an example of a low-power distance culture.

According to Hofstede, ______ cultures put the needs and goals of the person and her or his immediate family first.

People who live in a low uncertainty avoidance culture are more comfortable with uncertainty, viewing ambiguity as a fact of life.

Individualists are more likely to lie to protect the group or family.

Use Hofstede's values orientations or the GLOBE study to explain competing perspectives on an international global issue.

______ describes paying close attention to our behaviors and interactions.

Discuss Gert's 10 rules for all types of actions that are either forbidden or required.

In ______ cultures, there are clear differences in the roles of men and women.

Broken communication cast shadows in a global society just as they do in individual leader-follower relationships.

Compare the ethical blind spots of individualism to those of collectivism.

______ consists of openness to new categories, openness to new information, and recognizing the existence of more than one perspective.

The Caux Principles emphasize the importance of human dignity.