One Might Commit the Fallacy of Composition by Concluding That

question 86

Multiple Choice

One might commit the fallacy of composition by concluding that

• A)statements that are true during prosperity are necessarily true during depression
• B)what is good for the individual is necessarily good for the group
• C)an event that precedes another is necessarily the cause of the latter
• D)intentions need not coincide with actions
• E)the composition of a complex product is not revealed by its exterior appearance

Recognize the motivational tools used by superiors to influence employee behavior and their ethical implications.

Identify the role of culture, both corporate and ethical, in shaping organizational behavior and decision-making.

Distinguish between normative and descriptive approaches to ethics in organizations.

Comprehend the concepts of ethical awareness, moral intensity, and ethical issue intensity in the context of ethical decision making.

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Definitions:

Demand for Cars

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Fall in Income

A decrease in the amount of money received, typically referring to personal income or national income.

Negative Income Elasticity

A situation where demand for a good decreases as consumer income rises, often associated with inferior goods.

Bargain Brand Noodles

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