Why Do the Founder's Values Become Part of the Family

question 25

Multiple Choice

Why do the founder's values become part of the family organizational culture?

• A) The founder insists that the values are sound.
• B) The values work and become accepted by the group.
• C) The values coincide with modern management theory.
• D) Family members follow family traditions without excessive analysis.

Grasp the basics of genetics and epigenetics and their roles in human health and behavior.

Comprehend developmental theories and their application to understanding human growth across the lifespan.

Recognize the significance of attachment and temperament in early childhood development.

Identify stages and theories of cognitive development across the lifespan.

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