Unlike Output Control, Behavior Control _____

question 93

Multiple Choice

Unlike output control, behavior control _____.

• A) is a type of normative control
• B) is often coupled with rewards and incentives
• C) gives managers and workers the freedom to behave as they see fit as long as they accomplishprespecified, measurable results
• D) regulates, guides, and measures how workers behave on the job

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Definitions:

Manipulating Others

Influencing or controlling someone's behavior or emotions in a skillful but often unfair or deceptive way.

Rights Theory

A framework or theory in philosophy that focuses on the foundational importance of rights (legal, moral, or natural) in understanding ethical, legal, and social issues.

Human Rights

The basic rights and freedoms that all individuals are entitled to, regardless of nationality, sex, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, language, or other status.

Sarbanes-Oxley Act

A law enacted in 2002 aimed at improving corporate governance and preventing corporate fraud through stringent accounting and auditing regulations.