Caleb Is Surprised When His Girlfriend Eats the Sugar-Coated Flower

question 21

Multiple Choice

Caleb is surprised when his girlfriend eats the sugar-coated flower on her dinner plate because he had assumed that the flower was garnish. It is evident that:

• A) edible flowers would be considered prototypes of Caleb's concept of food.
• B) mental set has influenced the way that Caleb's girlfriend acts to a novel item on her plate.
• C) Caleb's girlfriend is exhibiting the concept of mindlessness.
• D) Caleb's concept of flowers did not include the quality of being edible.

Understand what steps can reduce the need for whistle-blowing in organizations.

Identify and understand the different ethical and social responsibility strategies within business contexts.

Recognize the act of whistle-blowing and its implications on ethics and accountability in business.

Comprehend the concept of enlightened self-interest and its relevance to ethical business practices.

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Definitions:

Philippe Pinel

A French physician noted for his contributions to the humane treatment of individuals with mental health disorders in the early 19th century.

Dorothea Dix

An American advocate for the mentally ill who significantly changed the perceptions of psychiatric care in the 19th century.

Psychological Disorders

Mental disorders that significantly affect one's thinking, emotional state, and behavior, disrupting daily functioning.

Humane Treatments

Actions or practices that show compassion and respect towards others, including animals, often in contexts that could permit harshness.