A person engages in deceptive practices to advance his own interests over the organization or some other group.
What is fraud?
100
The employees do what is right because the leader has a high position in the organization.
What is legitimate power?
100
These leaders have the greatest influence on ethical culture because they consider employees' needs and aspirations.
What is Transformational?
200
It's moral if it benefits me.
What is Egoism?
200
Their stakeholders are often in the student center at UB.
What is Starbucks?
200
Mayor Dixon has been charged with a crime in which she accepted gifts from a person who dealt with the City of Baltimore on contract work...She appears to demonstrate an ethical issue called
What is conflict of interest?
200
The employees did what was right because their boss would take away bonus pay if they didn't.....he had ___________ power.
What is coercive?
200
Accountability and responsibility for success of an ethical program in the organization depends on ____________
What is top mangement?
300
It depends on the results of the action.
What is Consequentialism?
300
These stakeholders do not typically engage in transactions with the company and are not essential to its survival.
What is a secondary stakeholder?
300
The Enron scandal
What is accounting fraud
300
This type of leadership is handy when you want quick changes in ethical practices, but not necessarily "buy-in" to the changes.
What is Transactional Leadership?
300
Legal, ethical, economic and
What is philanthropic?
400
Great Utilitarians of their day.
Who are Bentham and Mills?
400
Shareholders in a company can also be described as this type of stakeholder because the company depends to some extent on them for its survival.
What is a primary stakeholder?
400
She wore a dress one time to the ball and returned it the next day.
What is consumer fraud?
400
These employees do what is right because the boss gave them a raise and was considered to have ___________ power.
What is reward?
400
She told the press about the shoddy work being done at the plant and how it resulted in public safety problems
What is a Whistleblower?
500
These theories rely on outside norms to determine whether actions are ethical.
What are normative theories?
500
The degree to which a firm understands and addresses stakeholder demands
What is stakeholder orientation?
500
WalMart seems to be taking advantage of the elderly
What is discrimination?
500
These workers did what was right because the boss really knew the ropes and thus, he had ___________ power.
What is expert?
500
Organizational oversight by a high-ranking person known to respect and understand legal and ethical standards