Business - Business Law" QuizDoc 5

1

A monetary incentive is a __________.

2

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a person's desire to be accepted by others is known as a __________.

3

Physiological need __________.

4

The behavior modification theory emphasizes which of the following?

5

_________ is aimed at being friendly with followers and showing interest in them as human beings.

6

_________ is a strong and unwavering commitment to do whatever is necessary to build long-term success for the company.

7

Authentic leaders possess which of the following?

8

Which model of leadership suggests five different decision styles ranging from autocratic to consultative?

9

According to the ____ work is something that diminishes human greatness.

10

JD suggests that Norman Bowie represents a liberal model of work that seeks to find a balance between the "anything goes" approach of the ____ and the objective, fixed assumptions of the ____.

11

What do farming and music have in common?

12

The different between a job, career, and a calling is the extent to which the ____ of the person is defined by the role itself.

13

The human fulfillment model believes that humans have a certain telos and work interferes with the actualization of human potential.

14

In chapter five JD uses an example involving his wife and the family business. What is his point?

15

For the liberal model employee rights on the job are necessary to protect ____.

16

JD suggests that neoclassical (or free market) economics and the hedonistic interpretation of the the conventional view of work share a similar notion of ____.

17

JD suggests that it would accurate to describe ____ as one of the most powerful public policy philosophies in modern history.

18

When discussing the philanthropic model of corporate social responsibility, JD says that for those businesses who engage in charitable giving for financial benefit, the contribution is just as much a(n) ____ as an act of charity.

19

JD discusses some challenges to the utilitarian defense of the economic model. In response to those concerns, defenders of the economic model (and market approach) argue that ____ is an adequate remedy to those problems.

20

JD suggests that a better formulation of a utilitarian-based market principle for management is:

21

JD argues that economic growth itself is not always a good thing. Why?

22

JD suggests that we might think of the various models for corporate social responsibility as attempts to balance ____.

23

JD uses an example that involves choosing to drive a low-milage SUV. What is the point of the example?

24

JD says that a utilitarian defense of the economic model can be challenged in at least two ways. One way involves critically looking at how adequate the model is in meeting its ends. The other way involves critically looking at ____.

25

Consumers are stakeholders in both the narrow and wide sense.

26

The modified version of the economic model includes a moral minimum. What is the moral minimum?

27

For virtue ethics a primary question to consider with any job is: How will working for this organization affect ____?

28

JD says one difficulty principle-based theories face is figuring out what rights people have. Part of that challenge is to avoid the extremes of ____ and ____.

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