1.By finding ways to eliminate the need for animal testing, P&G is taking a(n) _____ strategy.
A) accommodative
B) defensive
C) offensive
D) reactive
2.
As an organization that can influence P&G, but is not critical to its long-term survival, PETA would be considered a:
A) primary stakeholder
B) supplier
C) shareholder
D) secondary stakeholder
3.
If P&G uses animal testing so that its products will meet the legal requirements for product safety, it is acting according to the principle of:
A) religious injunctions
B) distributive justice
C) government requirements
D) personal virtue
4.
Which of the following would be an example of discretionary responsibility?
A) McDonalds issuing strict animal handling guidelines to meet suppliers.
B) P&G efforts to comply with government product safety regulations.
C) PETA's intimidation campaign against guinea pig farmers.
D) P&G funding independent agencies' efforts to find alternative testing methods.
5.
According to the shareholder model, P&G has no obligation to comply with PETA's demands.
A) True
B) False
6.
Whether using animals for experiments is good or bad is judged by:
A) social consensus
B) temporal immediacy
C) shareholders
D) proximity of effect
7.
Which of the following would be an important primary stakeholder issue for P&G's employees?
A) public opinion
B) layoffs that might occur if product boycotts resulted in significantly diminished revenues
C) maximizing profits by whatever means necessary
D) making products that adhere to government product safety regulations
8.
Product safety can help improve customer satisfaction, which in turn leads to customer retention, which helps improve demand and sales. In this way, by attending to product safety, P&G is not looking out for the interests of customers, but also those of _____.
A) shareholders
B) the government
C) animals
D) PETA
9.
According to PETA, the decision to use animals for product safety testing is a matter of:
A) social consensus
B) economic responsibility
C) legal responsibility
D) ethical responsibility
10.
P&G has direct ethical and legal responsibilities to _____ and _____ to make sure that its products are safe.
A) stakeholders/shareholders
B) PETA/customers
C) animals/the media
D) employees/stakeholders
E) customers/the government