[MidTerms] Multicultural Flashcards

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is the set of universally accepted moral principles and values that govern the behavior of a person or group in terms of what is right and wrong

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Ethics

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is about the rightness or the wrongness of business practices

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Business Ethics

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3
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is that which is socially responsible.

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Ethical Behavior

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4
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is that which enhances the human welfare and interest of society as well as the organization

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Socially Responsible

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5
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Ethical behavior is developed by people through their physical, emotional and cognitive abilities.

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True

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6
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Some ethical behaviors are illegal.

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True

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7
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Some unethical behaviors like lying to customers are not illegal.

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True

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People and businesses must behave ethically and act according to moral law. Thus, ethical behavior must also be legal.

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True

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9
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is a conflict between alternatives where, no matter what a person does, some ethical principle will be compromised.

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Ethical Dilemma

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  • bribery and corruption
  • gender and racial discrimination
  • sexual harassment
  • exploitation of child labor
  • violation of human rights
  • harming natural resources
  • selling of unhealthy food
  • false and misleading advertising
  • nepotism
  • software piracy
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Main ethical dilemmas in the tourism & hospitality industry:

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  1. Travelers and managers of companies must first learn about their own culture.
  2. Create a framework of what is ethical/unethical in each country
  3. Decide the appropriate criteria for judging ethical behavior in each country
  4. Identify differences in ethical behavior and evaluate against universal moral principles.
  5. Create a common set of ethics.
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Strategies for Managing Ethical Dilemmas

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12
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What does GCET stand for?

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Global Code of Ethics for Tourism

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13
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The concept of diversity encompasses acceptance and respect.

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True

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14
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  • Race
  • Education
  • Ethnicity
  • Generations
  • Gender
  • Religion
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Workers w/ Disabilities
  • Military Veterans
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Different types of diversity in the workplace:

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15
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are stable factors that are distinguished by individuals, for example age, gender and racial background

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Primary differences

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may tremendously alter, such as religious beliefs, class, education and experience.

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Secondary differences

17
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this includes an individual’s likes and dislikes, and beliefs.

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Personality

18
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This includes aspects of diversity over which we have no control (except physical ability such as sickness)

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Internal Dimensions

19
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this includes aspects of our lives we have some control over, which might change overtime.

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External Dimensions

20
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This layer concerns the aspects of culture found in a work setting.

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Organizational Dimensions

21
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A diverse employee base can better understand with diff. types of customers and thus better server their diverse needs.

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Better customer service

22
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A team composed of diverse members benefits the organization from more information, richer ideas/viewpoints

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Better problem solving

23
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A diverse employee base contains a broad variety of ideas reflecting different views and values

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More tolerance of different ideas

24
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The organization must be able to respond quickly to meet rapidly changing customer descires

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More flexibility

25
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In order to capitalize on the advantages of increased information, wider, richer perspectives, the organization needs to create an environment where individuals feel they operate in a fair environment that values their inputs

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Valuing fairness and respect for individuals’ ‘oontributions

26
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A variety of viewpoints along with ranging professional experience can offer new perspective

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More innovative and creative

27
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Being known as a company that values diversity can do wonders for building a good image of the company

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Enhances firm’s image

28
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A multicultural workforce can give an organization an important edge when expanding into new markets

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More competitive and profitable

29
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  • Communication Barriers
  • Misunderstanding of Professional Etiquette
  • Discrimination issues
  • Conflicting workstyles
  • Training challenges
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Challenges of Cultural Diversity