1. The ________ view of social responsibility holds that management's only social responsibility is to maximize profits.
(A) sociolegal
(B) contemporary
(C) classical
(D) socioeconomic

34. Although Mary tries to meet the target sales for all products, she is torn between her beliefs and the actions she must take. This inconsistency or incompatibility is known as ________. (A)cognitive dissonance (B)difficult objectives (C)negative feedback (D) management by objectives

35. Doug realizes that Alan's temperament is not well-suited to being a researcher. He tends to dislike doing the same thing twice and has no patience to sort out information step-by-step. As a result, he often jumps to conclusions. Alan is most likely a(n) ________ type of personality. (A)sensing (B)intuition (C)feeling (D) introversion

36. Doug himself is purposeful and an excellent planner. One thing that his team admires him for is his ability to sift through a whole lot of information to extract precisely what is needed for a job at hand. He is also a quick decision maker. Which of the following personality types does Doug fit into? (A)judging (B)sensing (C)extraverted (D) perceptive

37. Bill, a manager at a consulting firm, has been keenly analyzing the performance of a new recruit who turns out to be extremely intelligent. He concludes that she will be a good manager in the future even though her interpersonal skills are not half as impressive. This conclusion on Bill's part seems to be the result of ________. (A)stereotyping (B)the halo effect (C)assumed similarity (D) selectivity

2. Under the concept of social obligation, the organization does what is required by the ________. (A) stakeholders (B) environment (C) society (D) law

3. When a firm advertises that it only uses recycled paper products it is ________. (A) meeting its social screening requirements (B) being socially responsive (C) adopting green management (D) meeting its social obligation

4. ________ is defined as a business firm's intention, beyond its legal and economic obligations, to do the right things and act in ways that are good for society. (A) Social obligation (B) Social responsibility (C) Values-based management (D) Social screening

5. In the United States a company that meets federal pollution control standards and does not discriminate in hiring, promotion, and pay is generally meeting its ________. (A) social obligation (B) green management requirements (C) social screening requirements (D) social responsibility

6. According to the ________ argument on social responsibility, businesses should be socially responsible because responsible actions are the right thing to do. (A) public image (B) public expectation (C) long-run profit (D) ethical obligation

7. Which of the following arguments on social responsibility states that businesses should address social problems before they become serious and costly to correct? (A) superiority of prevention over cures (B) skills (C) accountability (D) possession of resources