Bribe, Inc

question 191

Multiple Choice

Bribe, Inc., could not tolerate the thought of living with a union. It did not want to threaten employees with losing their jobs if they voted to be represented by a union, nor did it want to spy on union activities. Thus, it chose to pay employees to vote against the union. The payment was disguised as a loyalty bonus. One employee thought her rights had been violated by the company's actions, so she filed a complaint with the

• A) FTC, claiming a violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act.
• B) EEOC, claiming a violation of the Civil Rights Act, Title VII.
• C) NLRB, claiming a violation of the National Labor Relations Act.
• D) NLRB, claiming a violation of the Labor-Management Relations Act.
• E) EEOC, claiming a violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Examine the role of change in stress and its psychological implications.

Discern the importance of emotional responses in managing stress and coping strategies.

Understand the concept of stress and the body's general adaptation syndrome (GAS) as proposed by Hans Selye.

Identify and explain the stages of the general adaptation syndrome: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion.

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