A Student Is Taught How to Create Concept Maps for the Chapters

question 8

Multiple Choice

A student is taught how to create concept maps for the chapters of his history textbook. A few days later and without prompting, he creates concept maps for the content of his social studies textbook. This type of behavior is an example of

• A) near transfer.
• B) far transfer.
• C) general transfer.
• D) high-road transfer.

Understand the importance and components of a corporate code of ethics in the workplace.

Gain knowledge on the impact of culture on communication and the strategies for effective multicultural communication.

Learn about ethical considerations in communication, including the presentation of information and stealth marketing.

Recognize the role of diversity in the workforce and its competitive advantages.

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Definitions:

Board of Directors

A group of individuals elected by shareholders to oversee the management and make key decisions for a corporation.

Derivative Suit

A lawsuit brought by a shareholder on behalf of a corporation against a third party, often an insider of the corporation, when the corporation fails to take action against the wrongdoer.

Ultra Vires

Acts performed beyond the scope of the legal power or authority granted to a person or corporation.

Apparent Authority

A situation in contract law where a reasonable person would understand that an agent had authority to act, even if the agent did not have actual authority from the principal.