Accepting Others and Not Being Biased for or Against Them

question 25

Multiple Choice

Accepting others and not being biased for or against them is called ____.

• A) empathy
• B) assertiveness
• C) listening
• D) openness
• E) respect

Understand the concept and components of moral intensity in ethical leadership.

Recognize the importance of moral ownership in moral decision-making and actions.

Analyze the ethical considerations of influencing followers' values.

Comprehend the role of managers in serving multiple stakeholders within and outside the organization.

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Definitions:

Northern Europe

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Average American Worker

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Hours On The Job

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