A Computerized Information System That Strives to Input Data Once

question 48

Multiple Choice

A computerized information system that strives to input data once and to make it available to people across the company for different purposes is called a:

• A)cost management information system
• B)enterprise resource planning system
• C)internal accounting system
• D)financial accounting information system

Analyze the effects of parental-leave policies on perceptions of commitment and gender roles in the workplace.

Identify the mischaracterization of feminism as a monolithic movement.

Explore the role of gender as an integral feature of organizational life.

Understand the concept and implications of hostile work environments based on sex or sexuality.

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Definitions:

Terror Management Theory

A psychological concept suggesting that the fear of one's own mortality drives behaviors aimed at boosting self-esteem and faith in their worldviews.

Objectification Theory

A framework suggesting that the objectification of individuals, particularly women, leads to various negative psychological outcomes.

Social Identity Theory

The theory that people classify themselves and others into various social categories, such as vocational, religious, or familial affiliations, influencing their behaviors and perceptions.

Infrahumanization

The tendency to view and treat outgroup members as less human or possessing fewer human qualities compared to ingroup members.