Question 1

All of the following are components of the 5-R model for evaluating apologies EXCEPT:
A) recognition
B) repetition
C) remorse
D) revaluating

Accepted Answer

The 5-R model includes recognition, responsibility, remorse, restitution, and repetition. "Revaluating" is not one of the components.

Question 2

_____ is a concern about future consequences of actions for this and future generations.
A) Humanism
B) Generativity
C) Benevolence
D) Humility

Accepted Answer

Generativity refers to concern for future generations and leaving a positive impact on the world for those who come after us.

Question 3

______ promotes honesty, sincerity, and candor.
A) Justice
B) Mutuality
C) Integrity
D) Humility

Accepted Answer

Integrity promotes honesty, sincerity, and candor by adhering to moral and ethical principles. It involves doing the right thing even when no one is watching and being truthful in all interactions.

Question 4

Which common spiritual practice involves self-examination?
A) Listening responsively
B) Demonstrating respect for others' values
C) Engaging in reflective practice
D) Appreciating the contributions of others

Accepted Answer

Engaging in reflective practice involves self-examination, which is a common spiritual practice. This involves looking inward and reflecting on one's thoughts, feelings, and actions, which can help promote personal growth and spiritual development.

Question 5

Which of the following is true of forgiveness?
A) Offered only when the offender repents
B) Forgets the past to move forward
C) Strives to be emotionally neutral
D) Takes place over an extended period of time

Accepted Answer

Forgiveness is often a process that takes time, as it involves working through emotions and gradually letting go of resentment.

Question 6

Which of the following is a benefit of forgiving others?
A) A greater sense of well-being
B) Better physical health
C) Improved relationships
D) All of these

Accepted Answer

Forgiving others has been shown to provide a variety of benefits, including a greater sense of well-being, better physical health, and improved relationships with others. Therefore, all of the options given are correct.

Question 7

______ is/are one of the evildoers' most powerful tools.
A) Language
B) Nonverbal cues
C) Money
D) Logic

Accepted Answer

Language can be a powerful tool for evildoers as it can be used to manipulate, deceive, and influence others.

Question 8

All of the following are components of the definition of workplace spirituality EXCEPT:
A) community
B) inner life
C) endurance
D) meaningful work

Accepted Answer

Endurance is not typically included as a component in the definition of workplace spirituality. The other three options - community, inner life, and meaningful work - are commonly cited as integral components of this concept.

Question 9

Bringing warring groups together begins with
A) rejecting revenge in favor of restraint
B) empathy for the enemies' humanity
C) commitment to restore the broken relationship
D) recalling the past and rendering a judgment

Accepted Answer

The answer of Bringing warring groups together begins with
A) rejecting...

Question 10

Which of the following is a danger posed by workplace spirituality?
A) Imposing particular religious or spiritual views on followers
B) Demanding unquestioning obedience
C) Using spirituality as a tool to increase productivity
D) All of these

Accepted Answer

Workplace spirituality can be dangerous if it involves imposing certain religious or spiritual views on employees or demanding unquestioning obedience in the name of spirituality. Additionally, if spirituality is used as a tool solely for increasing productivity and profit, it could be seen as exploitative and unethical. All of these scenarios could result in harm to individuals and potentially damage the overall culture and reputation of the workplace.

Question 11

Which "face of evil" focuses on the power of situational factors to produce evildoing?
A) Deception approach
B) Evil as ordinary approach
C) Evil as choice approach
D) Sanctioned destruction approach

Accepted Answer

The "Evil as ordinary" approach focuses on the idea that situational factors can lead ordinary people to engage in evildoing, such as conformity to authority or peer pressure. This approach suggests that evil is not solely the result of an individual's personality or character traits, but rather a combination of personal and situational factors.

Question 12

In the four strands that explain how warring groups can bind together, ______ is used to restore the broken relationship.
A) empathy
B) commitment
C) forbearance
D) moral truth

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the four strands that explain how...

Question 13

According to Ashmos and Duchon, the ______ refers to the fact that employees have spiritual needs.
A) meaningful work
B) community
C) inner life
D) exterior life

Accepted Answer

Ashmos and Duchon introduced the concept of "inner life" which refers to the fact that employees have spiritual needs.

Question 14

Which "face of evil" is a form of narcissism (self-centeredness)?
A) Deception approach
B) Administrative/bureaucratic approach
C) Sanctioned destruction approach
D) Dreadful approach

Accepted Answer

Deception approach is a form of narcissism (self-centeredness) because it involves manipulating others for personal gain without regard for their well-being.

Question 15

The FIRST step of the forgiveness process is
A) finding meaning in undeserved suffering
B) dropping our anger and becoming emotionally neutral
C) acknowledging the hurt
D) recognizing the high price of dwelling on the injury.

Accepted Answer

The first step in the forgiveness process is acknowledging the hurt or injury that has been caused. Without recognizing the hurt, it is difficult to move forward and begin the process of forgiving. Options A, B, and D may be steps that come later in the forgiveness process but are not the initial step.

Question 16

A case example of evil as ______ is the Stanford Prison Experiment.
A) deception
B) bureaucratic
C) ordinary
D) choice

Accepted Answer

The Stanford Prison Experiment is often cited as an example of "the banality of evil," where ordinary people can commit evil acts in certain situations.

Question 17

In the four strands that explain how warring groups can bind together, ______ means to reject revenge in favor of restraint.
A) empathy
B) commitment
C) forbearance
D) moral truth

Accepted Answer

Forbearance means to refrain from seeking revenge or retaliation, instead choosing restraint and forgiveness.

Question 18

______ refers to the fact that organization members desire connection to others.
A) Meaningful work
B) Community
C) Inner life
D) Exterior life

Accepted Answer

The term "community" refers to the desire of organizational members to connect with others. It is a sense of belongingness and connectedness that people seek in their workplace. A is incorrect because meaningful work refers to the desire of employees to find purpose and satisfaction in their work. C and D are incorrect because they are not relevant to the concept of community.

Question 19

In the four-stage model of forgiveness, at the _____ step, the injured party realizes he or she is paying a high price for dwelling on the injury and considers possibilities.
A) uncovering
B) decision
C) work
D) deepening

Accepted Answer

The four-stage model of forgiveness includes (1) uncovering, (2) decision, (3) work, and (4) deepening. At the decision step, the injured party realizes the high cost of holding onto the injury and considers the possibilities of forgiveness.

Question 20

Which "face of evil" forces us to examine our motives?
A) Dreadful approach
B) Deception approach
C) Administrative approach
D) Sanctioned destruction approach

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which "face of evil" forces us to...

Quiz 4: Combating Evil

All of the following are components of the 5-R model for evaluating apologies EXCEPT:

_____ is a concern about future consequences of actions for this and future generations.

______ promotes honesty, sincerity, and candor.

Which common spiritual practice involves self-examination?

Which of the following is true of forgiveness?

Which of the following is a benefit of forgiving others?

______ is/are one of the evildoers' most powerful tools.

All of the following are components of the definition of workplace spirituality EXCEPT:

Bringing warring groups together begins with

Which of the following is a danger posed by workplace spirituality?

Which "face of evil" focuses on the power of situational factors to produce evildoing?

In the four strands that explain how warring groups can bind together, ______ is used to restore the broken relationship.

According to Ashmos and Duchon, the ______ refers to the fact that employees have spiritual needs.

Which "face of evil" is a form of narcissism (self-centeredness) ?

The FIRST step of the forgiveness process is

A case example of evil as ______ is the Stanford Prison Experiment.

In the four strands that explain how warring groups can bind together, ______ means to reject revenge in favor of restraint.

______ refers to the fact that organization members desire connection to others.

In the four-stage model of forgiveness, at the _____ step, the injured party realizes he or she is paying a high price for dwelling on the injury and considers possibilities.

Which "face of evil" forces us to examine our motives?