Burger (2009) Was Able to Replicate Milgram's Obedience Study Ethically

question 30

Multiple Choice

Burger (2009) was able to replicate Milgram's obedience study ethically by doing which of the following?

• A) using nonhuman animal participants
• B) telling participants that they might be reduced to a "twitching, stuttering wreck"
• C) conducting it as a thought experiment only
• D) stopping participants when they were about to deliver the 150-volt shock

Understand challenges affecting HR practices in international contexts, including legal and cultural factors.

Identify strategies for managing reverse culture shock in repatriating employees.

Understand frameworks for international HRM approaches including exportive, adaptive, and integrative.

Recognize the importance of strategic international HR planning in aligning HR practices with global business strategies.

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Definitions:

Credits

Accounting entries that increase liabilities or decrease assets, typically reflecting the sources of value in transactions.

Accounts Payable

Liabilities to creditors arising from purchases of goods, services, or loans, representing amounts a company owes and must pay in the near term.

Buildings

Structures such as offices, warehouses, and factories owned by a company for the purpose of conducting business operations.

Chart Of Accounts

A systematic list of all account titles and numbers used by a business to organize its financial transactions and prepare financial statements.