Law May Not Be Up to the Task of Forcing

question 4

Multiple Choice

Law may not be up to the task of forcing corporations to engage in ethical behavior for a number of reasons, including that:

• A) it is not certain that all corporations will respond to the threat of financial penalties imposed by law.
• B) judges are likely to be sympathetic to corporations.
• C) Sarbanes-Oxley decreases the likelihood that illegal behavior will be detected.
• D) corporations voluntarily elect to pursue ethical ends.

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Definitions:

Anamnesis

The medical history or case history of a patient; in psychology, it refers to the process of remembering or recounting past experiences.

Earliest Memories

Refers to the first few memories that an individual can recall from early childhood, often used in psychological assessments to gain insights into one's personality or developmental issues.

Hypnotizing

The practice of inducing a trance-like state in which a person is more open to suggestion or guidance.

Stomach Cramps

Painful contractions or tightening of the muscles in the stomach, often caused by digestive issues, stress, or medical conditions.