In 2009,Iranians Used Computers and Cell Phones to Mobilize Against

question 52

Multiple Choice

In 2009,Iranians used computers and cell phones to mobilize against a rigged election.This is an example of __________.

• A)a successful non-violent coup d'état
• B)the impact of Edward Snowden's activities
• C)the limited political engagement of young people
• D)digital media's ability to undermine oppressive regimes

Identify ethical dilemmas and understand ethical behavior in business practices.

Understand the implications of public opinion on the perception of ethical standards in various professions.

Recognize the importance of ethics in marketing and business decisions.

Understand the role of laws in shaping business ethics and ethical behavior.

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Definitions:

Group Unity

The degree to which members of a group or team feel connected and committed to each other, often characterized by shared goals, mutual support, and coherence.

Tuckman's Group Development

A theory proposing that teams go through distinct stages: forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning.

Storming

A stage in group development where members experience conflicts and competition as they seek to establish roles and norms within the group.

Adjourning

The final stage in group development, characterized by the disbandment of the group after achieving its goals or completing its tasks.