In the Boxed Material "Making Ethical Decisions," the Textbook Describes

question 62

Multiple Choice

In the boxed material "Making Ethical Decisions," the textbook describes corruption practices in developing nations. These practices include payoffs to government officials in order to get an edge on competing better in one's industry. Which of the following statements best describes the ethical message explained in this box?

• A) Bribery is commonplace and necessary in socialistic nations.
• B) Bribery is acceptable if everyone is doing it. As a businessperson, you have to find the right balance in whatever nation you want to sell your products.
• C) Campaign contributions are not considered bribes, particularly if everyone in your industry is doing the same.
• D) Ethics plays an important role in a capitalistic system and in the freedom to compete. Corruption can hinder economic growth.

Understand the physiological mechanisms that regulate hunger and satiety.

Recognize the role of emotion and the brain's functions in influencing human behavior and motivation.

Identify the limitations and implications of polygraph tests in detecting lies.

Understand the role of arousal in the stress response and decision-making processes.

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