Modifying the Values in Business Exercise to Examine Holier-Than-Thou Attitudes Toward Profits
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Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2-3-1995
Subject: LCSH
Profit, Business ethics, Business
Disciplines
Psychology
Abstract
This modification to the Values-in-Business exercise comprises four stages: ranking business principles (such as profits, ethics and quality of goods & services) according to one’s own beliefs; ranking them according to their perceived value in the business world; reaching consensus on the rankings as part of a small group; and large-group discussion of all rankings found.
Repository Citation
Morris, Michael, "Modifying the Values in Business Exercise to Examine Holier-Than-Thou Attitudes Toward Profits" (1995). Psychology Faculty Publications. 18.
https://digitalcommons.newhaven.edu/psychology-facpubs/18
Publisher Citation
Morris, M. Modifying the Values-in-Business exercise to examine holier-than-thou attitudes toward profits. Journal of Management Education April 1980 vol. 5, no. 2, 34-36. Reprinted in D. Marcic (Ed.,), Organizational behavior: Experiences and cases (4th ed., pp. 367-368). St. Paul: West Publishing Company, 1995. ISBN: 978-0314045966
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