The Belief in One's Ability to Perform Some Action,or to Control

question 37

Multiple Choice

The belief in one's ability to perform some action,or to control one's behaviour or environment,to reach a goal or to make something happen is called

• A) effectiveness.
• B) self-efficacy.
• C) competence.
• D) self-confidence.

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Definitions:

Ethical Leaders

Individuals in leadership positions who demonstrate and promote high standards of ethical conduct and integrity within their organizations.

Organization's Values

Core principles and beliefs that guide and shape the behavior and decision-making processes within an organization.

Ethical Problems

Situations where individuals or organizations must make decisions that could impact stakeholders' rights and wellbeing, often requiring a choice between morally conflicting alternatives.

RADAR Model

A framework for ethical decision-making that stands for Recognize, Avoid, Defend, Analyze, and Recover, used to assess ethical issues in business.