Thinking That Is Deliberate,reflective,and Conscious Is Called

question 12

Multiple Choice

Thinking that is deliberate,reflective,and conscious is called

• A)controlled processing.
• B)automatic processing.
• C)external processing.
• D)intentional processing.

Evaluate the ethical responsibilities of organizations towards employees, customers, and society at large.

Understand the implications of cultural differences on ethical standards and practices in international business settings.

Examine the impact of personal and organizational ethics on corporate reputation and legal compliance.

Explore the ethical considerations in managing workplace diversity and maintaining confidentiality.

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Definitions:

Economics

The field of social science focusing on the decision-making processes used by individuals, governments, businesses, and countries in distributing limited resources to fulfill their endless desires.

Industrial Revolution

A period of major industrialization that took place during the late 1700s and early 1800s, leading to significant changes in technology, economy, and society.

Modern Factory System

An approach to manufacturing that involves large-scale, mechanized production methods, often under one roof or within one facility, leading to the increased efficiency and production output.

Marginalism

An economic principle that deals with the additional or marginal changes in costs and benefits for a unit increase or decrease in production or consumption.