An Effective Code of Ethics Is Formed of a Standard

question 44

True/False

An effective code of ethics is formed of a standard set of recommendations that includes both advice and internal structures to help employees implement the code of ethics.

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Definitions:

Openness to Experience

A personality trait that entails a willingness to try new things, embrace new ideas, and be imaginative and creative.

Neuroticism

A characteristic of personality defined by feelings of unease, instability in emotions, fretfulness, a tendency to worry, and experiences of fear.

Behavioral Traits

Characteristics or patterns of behavior that are observable and often considered to be inherent or acquired through interaction with the environment.

Consistency

The quality of always behaving in the same way or having the same attitudes, standards, and beliefs, leading to reliability and predictability.