The Norms,principles and Standards of Conduct That Govern Behaviour

question 60

Multiple Choice

The norms,principles and standards of conduct that govern behaviour:

• A) Are an important part of national culture but not organizational culture.
• B) Are private matters and not issues for formal institutions.
• C) Have a substantial overlap with what is illegal.
• D) Are sometimes ignored in the case of downsizing.

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Definitions:

Fundamental Attribution Error

A cognitive bias that leads individuals to attribute others' actions to their character or personality, while overlooking situational factors.

Dispositional Attribution

An assumption that a person’s behavior is determined by internal causes such as personal traits.

Maladaptive Behavior

Actions or tendencies that are counterproductive to oneself or to one's ability to adapt or interact in healthy ways within society or a given environment.

Triangular Model

A theory that outlines the three components of love as intimacy, passion, and commitment.