What Process Puts Prejudice into Practice

question 99

Multiple Choice

What process puts prejudice into practice?

• A) discrimination
• B) ethnocentrism.
• C) alienation
• D) ethnocentrism

Analyze the impact of organizational and societal pressures on ethical conduct.

Assess the influence of personal and professional characteristics on ethical decision-making.

Understand the consequences of unethical behavior in business and its impact on stakeholders.

Identify strategies to promote ethical behavior and decision-making in organizations.

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Definitions:

Appellee

The party against whom an appeal is taken—that is, the party who opposes setting aside or reversing the judgment. Sometimes referred to as the respondent.

Appeal

The process of seeking a higher court’s review of a lower court’s decision for the purpose of correcting or changing the lower court’s judgment or decision.

Review

An evaluation or assessment of something for the purpose of informed decision-making or the consideration of its value, quality, or significance.

Restatements

Authoritative texts that aim to distill, clarify, and occasionally modernize the common law in the United States on various subjects.