What Does a Social Audit Systematically Evaluate

question 137

Multiple Choice

What does a social audit systematically evaluate?

• A) how well a firm is meeting its ethical standards and social responsibility goals
• B) the total cost of meeting socially responsible goals
• C) an organization's ethical standards
• D) how well a firm is meeting all of its corporate objectives

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Definitions:

Information Overload

A condition in which the volume of information available exceeds an individual's capacity to process it, leading to difficulty in decision making or stress.

Emotional Contagion

Emotional contagion is the process by which emotions are transferred from one person to another, often unconsciously, leading to shared emotional states within groups.

Mimicry

The phenomenon where an organism imitates certain features (like appearance or behavior) of another organism to gain some advantage, such as protection from predators.

Silence

The absence of vocal communication, which can be a strategic response, a form of non-verbal feedback, or a result of suppression.