In Order to Change Behavior, Ethics Training

question 76

Multiple Choice

In order to change behavior, ethics training:

• A) should focus on develop an employee's knowledge regarding ethics theories.
• B) must be designed to include role plays which demonstrate good ethical behavior.
• C) must explain the expectations that the organization has regarding what the appropriate ethical behavior should be.
• D) should include an evaluation where the trainee can provide feedback about how their behavior has changed.
• E) must focus on regulations related to ethical behavior.

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