Some People Consider Punishment a Poor Approach to Learning for All

question 6

Multiple Choice

Some people consider punishment a poor approach to learning for all the following reasons except:

• A) Administering punishment negatively reinforces poor management behavior.
• B) The results of punishment are not as predictable as those of reward.
• C) The effects of punishment are less permanent than those of reward.
• D) Punishment is frequently accompanied by negative attitudes toward the administrator of the punishment as well as toward the activity that led to the punishment.

Identify the relationship between ethical perspectives and business practices.

Appreciate the role of justice, both distributive and procedural, in ethical considerations.

Distinguish between terminal and instrumental values and their impact on ethical behavior.

Understand the ethical implications of actions and decisions in the workplace.

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