Discuss and exemplify what happens to groups at the “norming” stage.
What will be an ideal response?
Leaders tend to emerge and roles are solidified. Behavior tends to become more predictable. Members begin to recognize their interdependence but also their need to cooperate. The group developed a clearer sense of its identity and the group’s structure emerges.
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In the context of corporate ethics programs, ethics committees
A. take disciplinary action against whistleblowers. B. work to cover the unethical acts committed by the organization. C. develop policies, evaluate actions, and investigate violations. D. resort to punitive measures to deal with all ethical issues. E. encourage eavesdropping as a means of gathering information about employees.
Locust Industries makes Lo-Down, a highly profitable medicine to lower high blood pressure. The company is in danger of being acquired by its rival, Health Fits, which makes Slide, Lo-Down's major competitive product
Not wanting to be acquired, Locust Industries has paid to build and staff two new facilities to research and develop new medicines. Locust's actions are an example of the white knight way to resist a takeover. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Sales promotion consists of two basic categories: consumer promotion and trade promotion
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
We are interested in selecting a sample from a population of size 4,000 in order to develop an approximate 95% confidence interval estimate of the population mean. A pilot study has resulted in a standard deviation of 600. What should be the sample size if we do not want the sampling error to exceed 200?
What will be an ideal response?