Why Might an Individual's Moral Philosophies Differ When Making a Personal

question 19

Multiple Choice

Why might an individual's moral philosophies differ when making a personal decision versus a work-related decision? ​

• A)​Individuals tend to act more unethically in large work groups than alone.
• B)​Businesses train individuals to adopt different moral philosophies at work.
• C)​Personal temptations are rarely a problem in the business environment.
• D)​Ethics is not held to be a high concern among managers in the workplace.
• E)​Goals and pressures in the workplace are different from those outside of work.

Understand states of consciousness and their relation to drug use.

Acknowledge the effects of drug use on attention and unconscious mental activity.

Understand the basic concepts and distinctions in states of consciousness, including sleep, dreaming, and drug use.

Identify the effects of attention, including selective attention and distractions, on perception and behavior.

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Definitions:

Cortex

The outer layer of the cerebrum in the brain, involved in various high-level brain functions such as thought, memory, and consciousness.

Hemispheres

The two halves of the brain or Earth, divided either longitudinally or latitudinally, each having distinct features or functions.

Lobes

Divisions of the brain or any organ separated by fissures or connective tissue, each having specific functions.

Increased Cholesterol

A condition in which there is an elevated level of cholesterol in the blood, often associated with an increased risk of heart disease.