The Reason Why Unions Generally Prefer a Card Count to a Vote

question 2

Multiple Choice

The reason why unions generally prefer a card count to a vote as a means of establishing certification is

• A)because it's what they're used to.
• B)because a card count allows unions to harass and intimidate workers into joining.
• C)voting is costly.
• D)with a card count,the labour board doesn't have to get involved.
• E)because if there's a vote,employers can get involved and influence the process.

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Definitions:

Primary Punishers

Stimuli that are naturally aversive or unpleasant and can decrease the likelihood of a behavior occurring again.

Primary Reinforcers

Stimuli that are naturally rewarding and do not require learning to be effective, such as food and water.

Ethical

Pertaining to morals, principles of right and wrong, and the conduct that is considered acceptable by a society or profession.

Secondary Reinforcers

Stimuli that have no inherent value but have been associated with primary reinforcers, thus acquiring the ability to reinforce behavior.