Jill Blames a Man for Imagined Wrongs That He Has

question 90

Multiple Choice

Jill blames a man for imagined wrongs that he has committed against her and views him in such a way that his human characteristics are de-emphasized. Both of these factors would best be considered as different types of self-justifications and make it more likely that Jill will ______________.

• A)act aggressively
• B)act altruistically
• C)commit the fundamental attribution error
• D)have prejudices

Understand the role of personal integrity and moral development in ethical leadership.

Differentiate between various leadership theories with respect to their emphasis on ethics and social justice.

Identify strategies for encouraging ethical behavior within organizations.

Evaluate the morality of leadership actions based on ends, means, and outcomes.

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Definitions:

Expected Rate

The anticipated rate of return on an investment, factoring in known variables and risk assessments.

Capital Market Line

A line in the risk-return space representing the risk-return combination available to investors from a risk-free asset and market portfolio of risky assets.

Risk-Free Rate

The theoretical rate of return of an investment with zero risk, often represented by the yield on government bonds.

Standard Deviation

Square root of the variance.