The Practice of Using Philanthropy to Cover Up a Poor

question 24

Multiple Choice

The practice of using philanthropy to cover up a poor record in other CSR domains (e.g., environment) is often referred to as:

• A) Green-washing
• B) White-washing
• C) Brainwashing
• D) Cause-related marketing
• E) Reputation buffering

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Definitions:

Social Class

Categories of individuals within a society differentiated by factors such as wealth, occupation, and social status, often influencing their opportunities and privileges.

Extracurricular Opportunities

Activities and programs offered by educational institutions that fall outside the realm of the standard curriculum, aimed at enhancing students' learning experience and personal development.

Mainstream Culture

The prevailing cultural norms, values, and practices that are widely shared and accepted within a society or societal group.

Cultural Capital

Social assets that are not financial but enhance social movement, including aspects like intellect, education, manner of speaking, the way one dresses, and physical looks, beyond just economic resources.