A. Scientific thinking is important to organizational behavior researchers and scholars for all of the following reasons EXCEPT...... A. proposed explanations are carefully tested. B.the process of data collection is systematic. C. only explanations that can be scientifically verified are accepted. D. the process of data collection is discretionary. E. the process of data collection is controlled.
B. Which statement is MOST correct in terms of the public's expectations of business regarding corporate social responsibility? A. There are no compelling arguments against corporate social responsibility. B. there are increased expectations that organizations will act with genuine social responsibility. C. Corporate social responsibility should be the concern of only top-level managers in organizations. D. the U.S. legal system does not protect the rights of consumers against socially irresponsible business acts. E. Corporate social responsibility is not related to managerial ethics.
C. Joe must make a decision on whether he should release some information that might lead to a recall of the cabbages grown on his farm. Although the likelihood of contamination on his farm is 0.0001%, the recall would further stretch the limits of his already struggling farm, he has been advised by some friends not to release the information since they ate the cabbages and nothing happened to them. Joe is facing an _____ A. organizational justice. B ethical dilemmas. C. corruption charges. D.workman's compensation suit E. decisional crises.
D. Financial budgets: A. project cash flows and expenditures. B allow resources to vary in proportion with various levels of activity. C. allocate a stated amount of resources for a specific purpose. D plot anticipates sales or revenues against expenses. E. allocate resources like labor, equipment, and space.