The Effect That Coworkers Have on the Ethical Decision-Making Process

question 64

Multiple Choice

The effect that coworkers have on the ethical decision-making process depends on a person's exposure to ethical and unethical behavior. Which of the following statements about ethical decision making is true?

• A) The more a person is exposed to ethical activity in the organization, the more likely he or she will behave unethically.
• B) The more a person is exposed to unethical activity in the organization, the more likely he or she will behave unethically.
• C) The more a person is exposed to unethical activity in the organization, the less likely he or she will pay attention to that activity.
• D) The more a person is exposed to ethical activity in the organization, the less likely he or she will pay attention to that activity.
• E) Exposure to ethical and unethical activity has no effect on a person's decision-making process.

Identify and use appropriate methods for determining monthly and other periodic seasonal indexes.

Understand and interpret linear and quadratic models for time series data.

Understand the components of a time series (trend, cyclical, seasonal, and random variations) and their interactions.

Calculate and interpret deseasonalized values from given time series data.

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