Some Researchers Argue That There Is No Such Thing as Socially

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Multiple Choice

Some researchers argue that there is no such thing as socially responsible investment.Their arguments include all except which of the following?

• A) Data used by those who argue for its existence is not highly selective.
• B) Data by those who argue for the existence is not completely objective.
• C) Claims as to the growth in impact returns for such investments are questionable.
• D) No coherent case has been made for social responsibility causing social change.
• E) Growth in such investments has only been reasonable.

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Definitions:

Risk-as-feelings Hypothesis

The theory that people make decisions based on their emotional responses to risks, rather than through logical assessment of the risks and benefits.

Broaden-and-build Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that positive emotions expand one’s awareness and encourage novel, varied, and exploratory thoughts and actions.

Affect-as-information Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that individuals use their emotional states as information in making judgments and decisions.

Emotionally Affected

Experiencing an impact on one's mood or feelings due to an external event, situation, or interaction.