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.

Which statement is false?

A) A poor person who smokes pays a higher percentage of her income in cigarette excise tax than a rich person.
B) The cigarette excise tax is a regressive tax.
C) The cigarette excise tax is a direct tax.
D) None is false.

Performance appraisals that show evidence of disparate impact must be validated the same as any selection technique.

Whenever feasible a leader should encourage the group to try to reach a consensus rather than deciding on the basis of a simple majority.

North Bank has lent Sophie Limited $600 000. Part of the loan contract prevents Sophie from borrowing money in the future from other banks without the permission of North. As a result of this relationship:

A) North Bank is regarded as a parent entity of Sophie Limited.
B) Sophie Limited is regarded as a subsidiary of North Bank.
C) a parent-subsidiary relationship does not exist between these two parties.
D) a parent-subsidiary relationship exists between these two parties as North Bank is able to direct the relevant activities of Sophie Limited.

Norms governing proper conduct are MOST apparent in

A) crowds.
B) mobs.
C) audiences.
D) street crowds.
E) panics.