Wright Offers Seven Principles as a Guide for How Administrators

question 8

Multiple Choice

Wright offers seven principles as a guide for how administrators and supervisors should treat employees. Which of the following is not one of these seven principles?

• A)Fair treatment
• B)Due process
• C)Safety
• D)Good benefits

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Definitions:

Slaveholding Class

Refers to the segment of society that owned slaves, primarily found in societies with agrarian economies where slave labor was used for agricultural production.

Paternalist Ethos

A belief system or societal attitude that promotes the idea of providing guidance or caring for others in a manner reflective of a parental figure.

Planter Class

Refers to the social class of wealthy farmers or landowners who owned plantations and often slaves.

Gradual Emancipation

A process of legislative decisions that aimed to end slavery slowly by setting future dates for the liberation of enslaved peoples or by stipulating conditions under which emancipation could be achieved.