When Firms Are Effective in Enacting Ethics Programs,_____

question 77

Multiple Choice

When firms are effective in enacting ethics programs,_____.

• A)employees are less likely to have sufficient time for reflection in order to reach responsible decisions
• B)employees are more likely to believe that the culture of their firm impedes integrity
• C)employees are more likely to see themselves as participants in an ethical workplace culture
• D)employees are less likely to perceive the style of decision making as collaborative

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