Which of the Following Scenarios Provides an Example of Front-Stage

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following scenarios provides an example of front-stage behavior?

• A) Sally discovers her mother-in-law is dropping by shortly,so Sally rushes to tidy up the house.
• B) Sam is angry at his little brother for embarrassing him in front of his girlfriend,so he refuses to take him to get ice cream.
• C) The actress playing Cinderella smokes a cigarette in the employee break room before going to sign autographs at the castle.
• D) While eating at Denny's last night,Debbie saw a little boy pocket some money from one of the tables.The boy was not aware anyone saw him.

Associate personal and organizational values with the development of personal integrity and character.

Identify and explain major events in various generational periods and their influence on the formation of values.

Understand the considerations and process involved in the decision to become a whistleblower.

Analyze how internal values conflicts and conflicts with others can impact personal and organizational performance.

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