Management

Under the concept of ________, the organization does what is required by the ________.

• social responsibility; competitive market

• social responsiveness; government

• socioeconomics; environment

• social obligation; law

If your university provides job-share programs, builds a day-care facility, and only uses recycled paper, it could be said to be ________.

• fulfilling its social obligation

• socially aware

• socially responsive

• socially image conscious

In which of the following approaches of going green does the organization exhibit the least environmental sensitivity?

• legal approach

• dark green approach

• market approach

• stakeholder approach

________ is the degree to which people believe they control their own fate.

• Ego strength

• Locus of control

• Social responsibility

• Social obligation

In which one of the stages of moral development do individuals stick to rules to avoid physical punishment and follow rules only when doing so is in their immediate interest?

• pre-conventional stage

• conventional stage

• principled stage

• post-conventional stage

Managers are assumed to use ________ if they make logical and consistent choices to maximize value.

• rational decision making

• intuitive decision making

• bounded rationality

• evidence-based management

When managers make decisions that are rational but limited by their ability to process the information, they are following the concept of ________.

• cognitive decision making

• bounded rationality

• escalation of commitment

• intuitive decision making

________ results in a solution that is considered "good enough."

• Escalating

• Linear thinking

• Intuition

• Satisficing

________ are straightforward, familiar, and easily defined.

• Programmed problems

• Structured problems

• Non-structured problems

• Nonprogrammed problems

________ is a situation in which a manager has the ability to make accurate decisions because the outcome of every alternative is known.

• Certainty

• Risk

• Bureaucracy

• Contingency