Enron Is an Example of a Firm That ______

question 13

Multiple Choice

Enron is an example of a firm that ______.

• A)had a strong corporate social responsibility position that translated into ethical practices
• B)had a weak set of formal ethical positions but was an ethical firm nevertheless
• C)a strong set of corporate social responsibility positions that were just greenwash
• D)was the first firm to have a chief CSR officer

Identify and explain the sociometric structure within groups and the factors contributing to individual positions.

Compare different theories related to roles in groups and their implications.

Reflect on personal role tendencies within group settings in terms of task and relationship orientations.

Examine roles within family units and compare them to roles within other small groups.

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Definitions:

Eliciting Devices

Activities and objects used to draw out individuals and encourage them to recall and share information.

Underground Sites

Locations or constructions situated below the Earth's surface, utilized for various purposes including habitation, storage, defense, or religious practices.

Ethnocentric Perspective

Viewing the world and making judgments about other cultures based on the standards and values of one's own culture, often leading to cultural bias.

Holistic Perspective

An approach that considers a whole system, including all of its components and their interactions, rather than focusing on its parts separately.