In Deontological Systems, the Motive or Reason for Taking an Action

question 35

Multiple Choice

In deontological systems, the motive or reason for taking an action, or abiding by a principle, is required to have ________ standing.

• A) legal
• B) political
• C) economic
• D) moral

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Definitions:

Benevolent Dictator

A leadership style in which the leader exercises absolute power or control but with good intentions for the betterment of the group or organization.

Task Behaviors

Actions and practices focused on completing objectives or tasks, often involving the planning, organizing, and executing of work.

Relationship Behaviors

Actions and interactions that build or reflect the nature and quality of relationships between individuals.

Authority Compliance Leadership

A leadership style focused primarily on achieving high levels of task performance and efficiency, often at the expense of team members' well-being and job satisfaction.