Conditions That Contributed to the Destructive Nature of Hurricane Katrina

question 33

Multiple Choice

Conditions that contributed to the destructive nature of Hurricane Katrina included all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) a huge storm surge.
• B) very strong winds, up to 125 miles per hour.
• C) very high levels of rainfall, up to 10 inches per hour.
• D) an exceptionally cold pocket of water over the Gulf of Mexico.

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Definitions:

Business Ethics

The study and examination of moral and ethical problems that arise in a business environment.

Organizational Factors

Elements within an organization that can influence its behavior and culture, such as leadership, communication patterns, and organizational structure.

Individual Factors

Personal characteristics or attributes of an individual that influence behavior and decision-making within various contexts.

Relativist Perspective

The viewpoint that ethical principles and moral or ethical values vary with and depend upon the social, cultural, or historical context.