A Behavioral Simulation, or Role Play Exercise, Is a Relatively

question 27

Multiple Choice

A behavioral simulation, or role play exercise, is a relatively new ethics training device that

• A) requires the use of technology, including video and the computer.
• B) has been found to be less effective than traditional lecture training methods.
• C) can only be used in small organizations.
• D) focuses on legal issues in the workplace and the skills that employees need to resolve legal concerns.
• E) recreates the complexities of organizational relationships and aids the development of analytical skills for resolving ethical issues.

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Definitions:

Media Richness

The ability of a communication medium to effectively convey complex information and promote understanding.

Routine Situations

Circumstances or tasks that occur regularly and can be handled through established procedures without much deviation.

Omitting

Intentionally or unintentionally leaving out or excluding information, actions, or elements, which can have various implications depending on context.

Buffering Strategies

Techniques or approaches used to shield oneself or an organization from potential disturbances, stresses, or negative impacts.