The Term Self-Concept Refers to the

question 25

Multiple Choice

The term self-concept refers to the

• A) sum total of a person's beliefs concerning his or her own personal characteristics.
• B) evaluation of one's own abilities and attitudes through comparison to similar others.
• C) whether a person's self-evaluation is positive or negative.
• D) general disposition to focus on either the inner feelings or outer image of the self.

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Definitions:

Ethics Competency

The skill to grasp and employ ethical guidelines and criteria in the decision-making procedure.

Stakeholder Ethics

The moral principles and values that should guide the interactions and decisions involving all parties with an interest in an organization.

Credo

A statement of the beliefs or aims that guide someone's actions.

Final Responsibility

The ultimate accountability for an action or decision, typically held by a leader or highest authority in an organization.