41. Susan would like to stop employees from taking
long lunches. She decides the best way to do so is to punish those who come
back from lunch late. Which of the following is not a potential negative
effect of Susan’s plan?
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a.
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undesirable emotional reactions
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b.
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recurrence of undesirable behavior
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c.
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aggressive, disruptive behavior
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d.
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employee indifference toward Susan
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ANS: D
42. According
to the Ethics Competency: Time off for bad behavior, Samuel Waksal, former CEO
of the biotech firm ImClone, was serving time in a federal prison for ____.
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a.
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creative accounting
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b.
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fudging the numbers on the income
statement
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c.
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insider trading
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d.
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corporate theft
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ANS: C
43. According
to the Ethics Competency: Time off for bad behavior, the prison rehab program
for substance abusers is so popular that ____.
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a.
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one lawyer advised his clients to show
up drunk on the day of their sentencing so they get interviewed right away
about their substance abuse problem.
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b.
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inmates arrange for doctors to testify,
for a consulting fee, that they purportedly treated the individual for alcohol
abuse.
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c.
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inmates try to bribe the probation
officer and judge to get in the program
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d.
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both one lawyer advised his clients to
show up drunk on the day of their sentencing so they get interviewed right
away about their substance abuse problem and inmates arrange for doctors to
testify, for a consulting fee, that they purportedly treated the individual
for alcohol abuse.
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