TRS 5 P2 U2 Business ethics Critical thinking

Match the following

• the overall way that members of a culture view life and the world

• ideology

• a set of beliefs, moral values, and norms held by a group of people

• cultural norms

• a system of beliefs and ideas that is often religious, political, or economic

• attitude

• the way a person feels about something

• worldview

• the expectations and rules that guide behavior in a culture

• cultural ethos

A business environment includes economic, political, social, legal, and technological ........ . Each part of the overall business environment should be considered when making business decisions.

• apparent

• dimensions

• perspective

• expectation

• invisble

In business negotiations, it is important for each side to consider the ......of the other in order to reach a fair solution.

• apparent

• dimensions

• perspective

• expectation

• invisble

Facial experessions are one indication of a person's attitude, but an individual's true feelings may be ...........to the eye.

• apparent

• dimensions

• perspective

• expectation

• invisble

Good business leaders will examine a situation carefully to determine the ...........cause of a problem, which may be hidden beneath other, more obvious explanations.

• apparent

• underlying

• perspective

• expectation

• invisble

............. is important in Canadian business culture. Most Canadian expect to start meetings on time.

• Apparent

• Underlying

• Perspective

• Expectation

• Punctuality

Some cultural characteristics are obvious, such as dress and language, but other features, such as beliefs and attitudes, are often not immediately.........to those new to a culture.

• apparent

• underlying

• perspective

• expectation

• punctuality

Visitors to a new culture are often confused when their .................about " normal" behavior are not met.

• apparent

• underlying

• perspectives

• expectations

• punctuality