Rosie, a minor subject to her parents' care and control, signs a contract to rent a lake cabin from Sinclair for one year. Before the end of the term, Rosie moves out. Sinclair sues for the rent for the rest of the term. Rosie can?
A)?avoid liability for the rent but not disaffirm the contract
B)?disaffirm the contract and avoid liability for the rent.
C)?disaffirm the contract but not avoid liability for the rent.
D)?neither disaffirm the contract nor avoid liability for the rent.
B
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When all employees are exceedingly clear about what is expected from them, guidelines for task completion are clear and understood, and rules and regulations in fulfilling their duties are clearly defined, it is likely the ____ leadership style is in place.
A. entrepreneurial B. democratic C. participative D. autocratic E. consultative
"Citizens" are one of the four types of employees based on the degree of organizational commitment and task performance. "Citizens" are likely to respond to negative events with ________ because they may not have the credibility needed to inspire change but possess the desire to remain a member of the organization.
A. neglect B. voice C. exit D. loyalty E. ignorance
We have many discussions about ethical behavior in this book. Describe how each of the following influence leadership behavior in accounting:
• Josephson's Six Pillars of Character • Virtue-based ethical decision making • Usefulness of codes of ethics and the AICPA Code in making ethical decisions • Role of moral courage in decision making • Leadership and codes/basis for ethical behavior • Dealing with ethical dilemmas in the workplace • Kidder's structure to deal with ethical dilemmas and decision making • Whistleblowing in accounting • Role of leadership in promoting ethical behavior
Roger wanted to go home early, so he skipped lunch and focused on his project to get it done. Roger demonstrates the intensity element of motivation.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)