The Critical Factor in the Success of Codes of Conduct

question 75

Multiple Choice

The critical factor in the success of codes of conduct is

• A) who wrote the document.
• B) giving employees the chance for feedback before the document is adopted.
• C) whether or not the codes become "living documents."
• D) the level of precision in defining what is unacceptable behavior.

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Definitions:

Flipping

Flipping typically refers to buying assets, such as real estate or stocks, and quickly selling them for a profit.

Dependent

Being influenced by another variable, in statistics, refers to the variable whose value is predicted in a regression analysis.

Independent

A condition where the occurrence or value of one variable does not affect or is not associated with another.

Mutually Exclusive

A statistical term describing events that cannot occur simultaneously; the occurrence of one event excludes the possibility of the other.