Conventional Thinking in Moral Development Bases Morality (Right or Wrong)on

question 266

Multiple Choice

Conventional thinking in moral development bases morality (right or wrong) on

• A) the risk of punishment.
• B) society's laws.
• C) personal principles.
• D) the potential rewards.

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Definitions:

Authentic Leaders

Leaders who are genuine, transparent, and true to their own values, and who inspire trust and integrity within their organizations.

Individual Differences

Variabilities among individuals in behavior, personality, cognitive abilities, and emotions that make each person unique.

Transactional Leadership

A leadership style that focuses on the execution of tasks and procedures, and the transactions between leaders and followers, typically involving rewards and punishments.

Contingent Rewards

Incentives or rewards that are given based on the achievement of specific performance criteria.