"If it turns out that we have violated an ethic rule or rules, do we disclose what happened and why and explain how we plan to change our processes in the future?" is a question that addresses which of the following?
A) honesty of identity
B) agency employment characteristics
C) respect for the rules
D) honesty of opinion
E) responses when things go wrong
Answer E
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The group member who takes good notes on the
proceedings, prepares minutes, or creates reports is called the __________. Fill in the blanks with correct word
Supporting materials arranged for easy access to facts, data, and definitions are labeled as
a. reference works. b. objective resources. c. fact tables. d. journals.
The advocate must establish the "workability" of her proposal. As the opponent, you have the strategic option of challenging this workability. Which of the following are ways you might challenge workability?
(a) Demonstrate that the cost of making the proposal work because it will be slow, inconvenient, and time consuming would outweigh any benefits gained from it. (b) Question the solvency of the advocate's proposal by the application of the principle, "whatever can go wrong will go wrong." (c) Identify the attitudinal barriers to the advocate's proposal that will cause those who are supposed to change to resist change. (d) All of the above
When a researcher uses an ANOVA, you can assume that:
A. the independent and dependent variables are both continuous level data. B. the independent variable is continuous level data and the dependent variable is nominal level data. C. the independent and dependent variables are both nominal level data. D. the independent variable is nominal level data and the dependent variable is continuous level data. E. Any of above.