What Do Most People Decide in the Trolley Car Dilemma

question 64

Multiple Choice

What do most people decide in the trolley car dilemma and the footbridge dilemma?​

• A)They are more likely to kill one person to save five in the trolley car dilemma.
• B)​They are more likely to kill one person to save five in the footbridge dilemma.
• C)​They choose to kill one person to save five in both dilemmas.
• D)​They refuse to kill one person to save five in either dilemma.

Understand the distribution of union members across states in the United States.

Recognize differences in unionization rates among racial groups.

Comprehend the preferences of unions regarding agency shops versus open shops.

Compare job turnover rates between union and nonunion workers.

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Definitions:

Definitive Stakeholders

Key individuals or groups that have a direct and significant impact on or are significantly impacted by an organization's operations and decisions.

Power, Legitimacy, Urgency

A model used to prioritize stakeholders based on their possession of power, legitimacy in their relationship with the organization, and the urgency of their claims.

Discretionary Stakeholders

Stakeholders who do not have a direct stake in the business or project but may be affected or can influence it voluntarily.

Legitimacy

The perception or recognition by stakeholders that actions, decisions, or leadership are appropriate, proper, and justified within a socially constructed system of norms, values, beliefs, and definitions.