Placing the Blame for a Negative Outcome on External Factors

question 96

Multiple Choice

Placing the blame for a negative outcome on external factors that are not entirely blameworthy is known as ________.

• A) scapegoating
• B) buffing
• C) stalling
• D) justifying
• E) overconforming

Analyze the impact of Taylor's scientific management principles on the evolution of human relations.

Comprehend the concept of the "total person" and its relevance to organizational development and employee wellness.

Recognize the broad themes of human relations and their influence on developing effective human relations skills.

Understand how to calculate and report cash transactions in the statement of cash flows using the indirect method.

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Definitions:

Savings Account

A bank account that earns interest over time, designed for storing money that is not intended for daily expenses.

Compounded Quarterly

A way of calculating interest where the interest is added to the principal balance four times a year, allowing the investment to grow at a faster rate due to the interest on interest effect.

Monthly Payment

The amount of money that needs to be paid each month, commonly associated with loans or subscriptions.

Car Loan

A loan granted specifically for the purchase of a car, where the vehicle itself often secures the loan.