The More Intense the Ethical Issues, the More Likely

question 17

Multiple Choice

The more intense the ethical issues, the more likely:

• A) Decision makers will act in accordance with their own ethical values
• B) Decision makers are aware of the ethical implications of their intended actions
• C) Organizations will foster ethical behavior
• D) Organizations will establish an ethical tone at the top

Explaining attitude formation and change through conditioning.

Analyzing the impact of attitude polarization on belief and attitude strength.

Understanding the basics of prejudice development through conditioning and social learning.

Understand the impact of attitudes on judgments and behaviors towards others and events.

---

Definitions:

Spencer's

Likely refers to Herbert Spencer's sociological theories, which applied the principles of evolution to the study of society and emphasized survival of the fittest.

Social Change

The transformation over time of cultural values, norms, institutions, and structures within a society, often driven by collective action, technological innovation, or social policies.

Modernization

The process of adopting the latest technology, organizational practices, or cultural norms, often associated with progress and improvement in society.

Modernization Theory

is a theoretical perspective that links societal development with the adoption of modern technological, political, and economic systems, traditionally viewing such modernization as a positive and linear progression.