Asked by Tessa Eddington on Jul 22, 2024

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The ethical values, norms, attitudes, feelings and behaviors of employees in an organization are known as:

A) normative theories.
B) ethics.
C) ethical climates.
D) neutralizers.
E) complex adaptive systems.

Ethical Climates

The collective moral atmosphere of an organization, shaped by policies, practices, and leaders, which influences ethical decision-making and behaviors.

Normative Theories

Theories that prescribe how things should or ought to be, often based on norms or standards.

Ethics

A set of moral principles or values governing individual behavior, signifying what is right and wrong.

  • Describe the significance of creating an ethical climate within an organization.
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Jesse Smith JrJul 27, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Ethical climates refer to the shared perceptions among employees in an organization regarding what is right and wrong behavior in the workplace. It includes moral values, attitudes, and behaviors that are encouraged, allowed or discouraged by the organization. The other options are not accurate descriptions of the concept.