Question 1

Components of corporate social responsibility include all the following EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

B

Question 2

Ecolabels imply that food was ______.

Accepted Answer

Ecolabels indicate that the food was produced in a way that is environmentally preferable, focusing on sustainability and reduced environmental impact.

Question 3

The average amount of water that Americans use per day is ______ billion gallons.

Accepted Answer

The average amount of water that Americans use per day is approximately 355 billion gallons.

Question 4

The U.S. Energy Star program provide businesses and individuals tax credits for all EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

The U.S. Energy Star program focuses on energy efficiency and provides tax credits for home improvements, fuel-efficient cars, and solar energy systems, but not for college tuition.

Question 5

The recycling programs are most successful ______.

Accepted Answer

Recycling programs are most successful when they are convenient, as ease of access and simplicity encourage more people to participate.

Question 6

In terms of social responsibility, "greening" generally means ______.

Accepted Answer

"Greening" in the context of social responsibility refers to efforts aimed at conservation and environmental sustainability, such as reducing waste, conserving energy, and minimizing environmental impact.

Question 7

Attempts at developing "green space" generally means ______.

Accepted Answer

Developing "green space" typically involves adding natural elements like grass, trees, or bushes to an area to enhance its environmental and aesthetic value.

Question 8

Ethical and cultural needs are also necessary to take into account within social responsibility. Hochachka calls this ______.

Accepted Answer

Hochachka refers to the consideration of ethical and cultural needs within social responsibility as "interiority," which involves understanding and integrating internal values and cultural contexts.

Question 9

According to Dunn, an integrated method of functioning that is oriented toward maximizing the potential of which the individual is capable is known as ______.

Accepted Answer

Dunn describes "wellness" as an integrated method of functioning that is oriented toward maximizing the potential of which the individual is capable.

Question 10

Bernadine and her children live in the city center in an apartment building. Every day they go to school and work and return home to spend the evening watching TV. They don't seem to have much energy and lately they have noticed how much they tend to pick on each other. To increase their social wellness, Bernadine and her children could try ______.

Accepted Answer

Spending time in a park can provide a change of environment, opportunities for physical activity, and a chance to interact with others, which can enhance social wellness.

Question 11

An example of social wellness would be ______.

Accepted Answer

Strong social ties to the community are an example of social wellness because they provide a sense of belonging and support, which can contribute to overall well-being.

Question 12

People who see work as a life role and a basic activity within society agree with the dimension of the meaning of work known as ______.

Accepted Answer

Work centrality refers to the belief that work is a central life role and a fundamental activity within society.

Question 13

Charley views working as necessary to pay the bills. He counts the days before the weekend when he can really enjoy himself. Charley's orientation is more aligned with the meaning of work dimension of ______.

Accepted Answer

Charley's view of work as a means to pay bills and his anticipation for the weekend suggests an economic orientation, where work is primarily seen as a financial necessity rather than a source of personal fulfillment or central life interest.

Question 14

Someone who has a primary prevention attitude towards wellness and health would be likely to ______.

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

Chelsey has a weight problem. Using a wellness approach, she would be more likely to ______.

Accepted Answer

A wellness approach emphasizes overall health and well-being, which includes focusing on eating healthy foods rather than extreme measures like liquid diets, surgery, or starvation.

Question 16

Adults who have not learned to express their emotions may choose to manage their emotions by ______.

Accepted Answer

Engaging in risky behavior is a way to manage emotions for adults who have not learned to express them.

Question 17

Even though there are difficulties in family life, emotional wellness helps in understanding and expressing emotions. A way to successfully manage emotions is by doing all EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

Getting a divorce is not a way to manage emotions; it is a significant life decision that may result from unresolved emotional issues rather than a method to manage them.

Question 18

According to Rossi, the three primary sociodemographic variables that play a part in an individual's social responsibility include all EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

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Question 19

Rodger is the CEO of his company. He has worked his way to the top of the corporate ladder ever since graduating from college. He has enjoyed the lifestyle that being at the top has afforded, but it seems that each time he was promoted, he still wanted and needed more money and prestige. According to Easterlin, this is known as ______.

Accepted Answer

The "hedonic treadmill" refers to the tendency of people to quickly return to a relatively stable level of happiness despite major positive or negative events or life changes, such as promotions and increased income.

Question 20

Work plays a role in social responsibility by providing all EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

Providing individual social status is more about personal gain rather than contributing to social responsibility, which focuses on collective benefits like building the economy, creating community, and giving a common purpose.

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