Ethics ch11
Ethics ch11
Ethics ch11
a. supervision
b. governance
c. leadership
d. management
e. control
When managers overlook or stifle the importance of core values in their business
decisions it is referred to in the chapter as _____.
a. cross cultural dysfunction
b. normative myopia
c. unethical conflict
d. positive dysfunction
e. positive myopia
Ethical leaders need both knowledge and ___________ to make the right decisions.
a. courage
b. experience
c. culture
d. vision
e. passion
b. does not empower employees but helps them integrate ethical values and
principles established by the firm
c. usually have chief officers, human resource managers, and board member
committees involved with the ethics and compliance program
e. helps very little concerning where questionable practices are occurring and
where possible new ethical issues are arising
b. submission; honesty
c. leader; follower
d. obedience; reliability
e. compliance; integrity
b. collaborating
c. guarding
d. avoiding
e. competing
b. apathetic
c. ethical
d. eclectic
e. isomorphic
b. nonverbal communication
c. interpersonal communication
_____________ occurs when the leaders and followers share the same vision,
ethical expectations, and objectives for the company.
a. Authentic leadership
b. Interpersonal communication
c. Successful leadership
d. Leader-follower congruence
e. Ethical conflict
With regards to leadership styles that influence ethical decisions, the challenge for
leaders is _______________________, which is essential if organizational leaders
are to steer their companies toward success.
a. to communicate goals effectively
b. to make profits
c. to increase productivity
Which type of leader inspires employees to follow a vision, facilitates change, and
creates a strongly positive performance climate? This type of leader is considered to
be the most effective.
a. The coercive leader
All of the following represent steps in the RADAR model EXCEPT _____.
a. realize
b. discover
c. answer
d. recover
e. avoid
a. True
b. False
a. True
b. False