Management Concepts And Business Ethics Set 6

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This set of Management Concepts and Business Ethics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Management Concepts And Business Ethics Set 6

Q1 | ……….. culture can be seen in military
  • fortress
  • club
  • baseball
  • academy
Q2 | The traits or qualities that are considered as valuable are known as..…….
  • culture
  • values
  • ethics
  • all of these
Q3 | The term ‘value’ is derived from the French word ……………
  • valoir
  • valas
  • velois
  • none of these
Q4 | ……………… represent an individual’s highest priorities and deeply held driving forces.
  • values
  • principles
  • culture
  • ethics
Q5 | A set of charecteristics that sets one group of people apart from another is called as …………
  • culture
  • values
  • ethics
  • none of these
Q6 | Indian life has ………….. fundamental goals
  • three
  • five
  • four
  • two
Q7 | Indian ethos is the outcome of ……….. way of life
  • budha
  • hindu
  • christian
  • muslim
Q8 | IEM stands for ……………
  • indian economic management
  • institute for education in management
  • indian ethos in management
  • international environmental management
Q9 | The ‘guna’ of dark force is ………….
  • raja guna
  • satva guna
  • tams guna
  • none of these
Q10 | Holism m,eans ………….
  • oneness
  • divinity
  • materiality
  • all of these
Q11 | Indian model of management is …………..
  • value driven holistioc
  • ratopnal holistic
  • hybrid
  • noneof these
Q12 | Fundamental theories of Indian Model include …………….
  • purushartha theory
  • panchakosas theory
  • theory of gunas
  • all of these
Q13 | ……………… refers to certain norms governing the conduct of workers involved in a work situation
  • team work
  • work ethos
  • work group
  • work management
Q14 | ………… seeks to determine norms and values
  • culture
  • normative science
  • value
  • none of these.
Q15 | …………………is primarily concerned with the relationship of business goals and techniques to specifically human ends
  • business ethics
  • code of conduct
  • all of these
  • none
Q16 | …………are the principles, which govern and guide business people to perform business functions
  • business ethics
  • code of conduct
  • all of these
  • none
Q17 | ………………….is the guiding principle for decision making in an economics based view of management
  • profit maximization
  • wealth maximisation
  • value maximization
  • none
Q18 | …………….is a process that allows people to make decisions based on their deeper values which will be economically, socially and environmentally sound.
  • holistic approach
  • ethics management
  • code of conduct
  • none of these
Q19 | A ……………..is a written document, inspirational in contents and specify clearly what is acceptable or unacceptable behavior at workplace and beyond, when the employees represent their organizations outside.
  • code of conduct
  • business ethics
  • all of these
  • none of these
Q20 | …………specifies methods for reporting violations, disciplinary action for violations and the structure of the due process to be followed
  • business ethics
  • code of ethics
  • all of these
  • none
Q21 | ………….is a set of values, beliefs, goals , norms and ways of solving problems by the members of the organization.
  • corporate culture
  • organizational culture
  • both of these
  • none of these
Q22 | Which among the following are advantages of managing business ethics in the workplace?
  • cultivate strong team work and productivity
  • avoid criminal acts
  • lower fines
  • all of these
Q23 | A ……………..is a buzz word to employees to observe ethical norms and forms the basis for rules of conduct.
  • code of ethics
  • business ethics
  • all of these
  • none
Q24 | ……….would be charged with implementing and administering an ethical management programme.
  • top management
  • ethics management committee
  • middle management
  • none of these
Q25 | When new employees are to be recruited,………….training should be arranged for them.
  • apprenticeship
  • induction
  • vestibule
  • none of these