Low Efficiency/low Effectiveness Situations Include ________

question 59

Multiple Choice

Low efficiency/low effectiveness situations include ________.

• A) the production of a product that customers want, but that is too expensive for them to buy
• B) the production of a product that customers want at a quality and price that they can afford
• C) managers choosing the wrong goals to pursue and making poor use of resources
• D) managers choosing wrong goals but making good use of resources to pursue these goals

Understand the principles and implications of utilitarianism.

Recognize the differences between rational ethics and utilitarianism.

Identify the concept of utility thinking and its role in ethical decision-making.

Distinguish between negative rights theory and positive law.

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Definitions:

Encoded

The process of converting information into a different form or code, usually for the purpose of secrecy, storage, or transmission.

Daydreaming

The act of detaching from one's immediate surroundings to envision scenarios, often reflecting desires, hopes, or creative thoughts.

Visualized

The process of forming a mental image of something, making it possible to see or imagine something within one's mind.

Selective Encoding

The cognitive process of focusing on and encoding only certain aspects of the environment or information while ignoring others.