In Comparison to Psychodynamic and Behaviorist Explanations of Human Behavior

question 94

Multiple Choice

In comparison to psychodynamic and behaviorist explanations of human behavior and thought processes, humanistic theory

• A)is more positive and endorses the idea of personal freedom.
• B)is more negative, but endorses the idea of personal freedom.
• C)is more positive, but discounts the idea of personal freedom.
• D)is more negative and discounts the idea of personal freedom.
• E)is neutral and unconcerned with issues of personal freedom.

Distinguish between ethical theories that focus on actions, consequences, or rights.

Analyze the impact of ethical theories on corporate responsibility and decision-making.

Identify the ethical implications of profit maximization and stakeholder theory in business.

Comprehend the role of critical thinking in ethical reasoning and decision-making.

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Definitions:

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Age of 5

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