chapter 12 Flashcards

1
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a strong belief or feeling toward people, things, and situations

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attitude

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2
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management attitude that believes that employees dislike work and must be closely supervised to get them to work

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theory X

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3
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management attitude that believes that employees like to work and do not need to be closely supervised to get them to work

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theory y

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4
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supervisors’ attitudes and their expectations of employees and how they treat them largely determine their performance

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Pygmalion effect

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5
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helpful tips to improve others’ attitudes:

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give feedback, accentuate the positive, provide consequences, be a positive role model

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6
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what are the seven determinants of job satisfaction?

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the work itself

pay and benefits

growth and upward mobility

supervision

coworkers

job security

attitude toward work

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7
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how is self-concept formed?

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your thoughts and feelings about yourself as well as other peoples thoughts, feelings, and actions towards you

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7
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your overall attitude about yourself

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self-concept

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8
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you belief in your capability to perform in a specific situation

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self-efficacy

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9
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occurs when your expectations affect your success or failiure

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self-fulfilling prophecy

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10
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ones perceptions of the reasons for behavior

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attribution

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11
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general guidelines on building a positive self concept:

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learning from mistakes

accept and bounce back from failures

control negative emotions and thinking

tap into your spirituality

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12
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what are the three steps to the three part action plan?

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identify your strengths and areas that need improvement

set short-term and long-term goals and visualize them

develop a habit plan and implement it

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13
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the things we have worth for or are important to an individual

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values

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14
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set of standards by which an individual lives

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value system

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15
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t or f: attitudes can change easier than deeply held values

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true

16
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guidelines for leading from a spiritual perspective

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know yourself (watch your reactions)

act with authenticity (be yourself)

respect and honor the beliefs of others

be as trusting as you can (listen to your inner voice)

maintain a spiritual practice

17
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expression of standards of right and wrong based on conduct and morals in a particular society

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ethics

18
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refers to our thinking, feeling, and behaving ethically, or not

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moral development

19
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what are the three levels to moral development?

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preconventional

conventional

postconventional

20
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level of moral development that means social contract orientation; refers to universal ethical principles and following ethical principles despite what culture or law condones

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postconventional

21
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level of moral development that means doing what the majority does; following the norms of your culture and adhering authority and maintaining social-order

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conventional

22
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level of moral development that is punishment or reward oriented; self-interest oriented and getting what one needs but by following the rules (being obedient to avoid punishment)

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preconventional

23
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what affects ethical behavior?

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personality traits and attitudes, moral development, and the situation

24
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what are ways that people justify unethical behavior?

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there’s always someone doing worse (advantageous comparison)

displacement of responsibility (only following orders)

diffusion of responsibility (if the whole group is doing it)

disregard or distortion of consequences (minimizing the harm done and feeling you won’t get punished)

25
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what is the golden rule regarding ethical decisions?

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do unto others

26
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what is the stakeholders approach regarding ethical decisions?

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is it a win-win for all involved?

27
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what is the four-way test regarding ethical decisions?

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is it the truth?

is it fair to all?

will it build good relationships?

will it benefit all involved?

28
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what is discernment and advice in regards to ethical decisions?

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refer to guidelines and advice from those with high standards

29
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what is the application of ethical guides in regards to ethical decisions?

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use ethical guides to help keep you honest

30
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decisions made based on the standard of that country

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relativism

31
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managers should make the same ethical decisions across countries

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universalism

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