It was noted that to avoid ethical problems, I/O psychologists should not fill conflicting roles in the organization. However, this mini-chapter laid out duties based on looking after employees as separate from duties looking after the good of the organization. Ideally, these two goals are the same- an organization should want its employees to be healthy and happy. But what should an I/O psychologist do if those two goals conflict (e.g., paying employees more hurts the profit margin of the company)? How can an I/O psychologist resolve these potential ethical dilemmas?
What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. ?Gestalt psychology b. ?structuralism c. ?functionalism d. ?behaviorism e. ?All of the choices are correct.
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a. possessed by the devil b. uncivilized c. emotionally sensitive beings d. young adults