Quiz 4 (Class 9) Flashcards

1
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Responsibleness is…

A

The very essence of human existence

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2
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Frankl’s 3 ways of discovering the meaning of life

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  1. By creating work or doing a deed - doing work that matters
  2. By loving another unconditionally
  3. The attitude we take toward unavoidable suffering
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3
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If suffering is avoidable…

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The meaningful thing to do it to remove its cause

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4
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Suffering ceases to be suffering…

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At the moment it find a meaning

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5
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Striving to find meaning in one’s life is the most powerful, motivating, and driving force in human beings

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Logotherapy

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6
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Striving to find meaning in one’s life is the primary, most powerful motivating driving force in human beings

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Logotherapy

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7
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Right action

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Right conduct

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8
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Responsibleness is…

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The very essence of human existence

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9
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How can we discover the meaning of life?(3)

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By creating work or doing a deed
By loving one another unconditionally
By the attitude we take towards unavoidable suffering

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10
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When does suffering cease to be suffering?

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The moment we find meaning in suffering

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11
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True freedom is…

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In service to something else, a greater good

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12
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Doing a kindness produces what?

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The single most reliable momentary increase in well being of any service

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13
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Those who display moral courage on the big stage have also done it on the small stage

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Incrementalism

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14
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Occurs when you see something wrong but are not sure how to proceed

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Intervention dilemma

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15
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What is a common type of intervention

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Whistleblowing

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16
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Pitfalls of intervention

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Signaling acceptance
Acting without information
Communicating harshly
Demonizing wrongdoers
Discounting culture
Ignoring expertise

17
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planning ahead intervention

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Practice leadership
Rely on relationships
Be prepared to sacrifice
Live your values now

18
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A leader has the license to…

A

Intervene

19
Q

You believe that something is going on but you aren’t sure

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Suspicion without evidence dilemma

20
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What is the suspicion without evidence dilemma really about

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Figuring out if there is something to stop, not how to stop something

21
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At what point does an entirely ethical investigation have unethical consequences?

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People don’t get the information to which they are entitled
Private information is shared with the wrong people `

22
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Pitfalls of suspicion without evidence

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Acting hastily
Delaying action
Appearing overly biased
Not gathering sufficient information
Not reporting appropriately

23
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Planning ahead for suspicion without evidence

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Establish reporting channels
Build a culture of fairness
Anticipate allegations

24
Q

Most employees do not speak up because of….

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Fear and futility

25
Q

Employees who speak up help organization’s…

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Reduce risk

26
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How to change company culture so that employees feel comfortable speaking up? (4)

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Solicit feedback
Set an example
Make employee reviews ongoing
Never tolerate retaliation