The Book Gives an Example of the Clif Bar Organization

question 25

Multiple Choice

The book gives an example of the Clif Bar organization having the expectation that employees will adopt an eco-friendly and healthy lifestyle. The expectation is reflected in business practices and is resistant to change. This is an example of a(n) ______.

• A) artifact
• B) value
• C) assumption
• D) contextual element

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Definitions:

Uniformitarianism

The idea that the natural laws observable around us now are also responsible for events in the past. One part of this view, for example, is the idea that Earth has been shaped by the cumulative action of gradual processes like sediment deposition and erosion.

Natural Laws

Fundamental physical laws that govern the behavior and structure of the natural universe.

Catastrophic Events

Large-scale disasters or significant events with the potential to cause sudden and severe damage to life, property, and the environment.

Natural Theology

The study or theory of knowledge about God and the nature of religious beliefs, based on the observation of the natural world.