Workplace morality :: behavioral ethics in organizations /
Why do honest and decent employees sometimes overstep the mark? Drawing on scientific experiments and examples from business practice, Muel Kaptein discusses why good people sometimes do bad things and how they rise above this behavior.
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| Zusammenfassung: | Why do honest and decent employees sometimes overstep the mark? Drawing on scientific experiments and examples from business practice, Muel Kaptein discusses why good people sometimes do bad things and how they rise above this behavior. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (vii, 161 pages) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references. |
| ISBN: | 9781783501632 1783501634 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Front cover; Workplace morality: behavioral ethics in organizations; Copyright page; Contents; Introduction; This Book; The context; 1. Good or Bad by Nature? Empathy and Sympathy; 2. What Is My Price? Integrity as Supply and Demand; 3. Bagels at Work: Honesty and Dishonesty; 4. Egoism versus Altruism: The Theory of the Warm Glow and the Helping Hand; 5. What You Expect Is What You Get: The Pygmalion and Golem Effects; 6. Self-Image and Behavior: The Galatea Effect; 7. Self-Knowledge and Mirages: Self-Serving Biases and the Dodo Effect. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 8. Apples, Barrels, and Orchards: Dispositional, Situational, and Systemic Causes; Factor 1: Clarity; 9. Flyers and Norms: Cognitive Stimuli; 10. The Ten Commandments and Fraud: Affective Stimuli; 11. The Name of the Game: Euphemisms and Spoilsports; 12. Hypegiaphobia: The Fear Factor of Rules; 13. Rules Create Offenders and Forbidden Fruits Taste the Best: Reactance Theory; 14. What Happens Normally Is the Norm: Descriptive and Injunctive Norms; 15. Broken Panes Bring Bad Luck: The Broken Window Theory; 16. The Office as a Reflection of the Inner Self: Interior Decoration and Architecture. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Factor 2: Role-modeling; 17. The Need for Ethical Leadership: Moral Compass and Courage; 18. Morals Melt Under Pressure: Authority and Obedience; 19. Trapped in the Role: Clothes Make the Man; 20. Power Corrupts, But Not Always: Hypocrisy and Hypercrisy; 21. Beeping Bosses: Fear, Aggression, and Uncertainty; 22. Fare Dodgers and Black Sheep: When Model Behavior Backfires; Factor 3: Achievability; 23. Goals and Blinkers: Tunnel Vision and Teleopathy; 24. Own Goals: Seeing Goals as the Ceiling; 25. The Winner Takes it All: Losing Your Way in the Maze of Competition. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 26. From Jerusalem to Jericho: Time Pressure and Slack; 27. Moral Muscle: The Importance of Sleep and Sugar; 28. The Future Under Control: Implementation Plans and Coffee Cups; 29. Ethics on the Slide Leads to Slip-Ups: Escalating Commitment and the Induction Mechanism; 30. The Foot-in-the-Door and Door-in-the-Face Techniques: Self-Perception Theory; 31. So Long as the Music Is Playing: Sound Waves and Magnetic Waves; Factor 4: Commitment; 32. Feeling Good and Doing Good: Mood and Atmosphere; 33. A Personal Face: Social Bond Theory and Lost Property; 34. Cows and Post-It Notes: Love in the Workplace. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 35. The Place Stinks: Smell and Association; 36. Wealth is Damaging: Red Rags and Red Flags; 37. Morals on Vacation: Cognitive Dissonance and Rationalizations; Factor 5: Transparency; 38. The Mirror as a Reality Check: Objective Self-Awareness and Self-Evaluation; 39. Constrained by the Eyes of Strangers: The Four Eyes Principle; 40. Lamps and Sunglasses: Detection Theory, Controlitis and the Spotlight Test; 41. Deceptive Appearances: Moral Self-Fulfillment and the Compensation Effect; 42. Perverse Effects of Transparency: Moral Licensing and the Magnetic Middle; Factor 6: Openness. | |
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| contents | Front cover; Workplace morality: behavioral ethics in organizations; Copyright page; Contents; Introduction; This Book; The context; 1. Good or Bad by Nature? Empathy and Sympathy; 2. What Is My Price? Integrity as Supply and Demand; 3. Bagels at Work: Honesty and Dishonesty; 4. Egoism versus Altruism: The Theory of the Warm Glow and the Helping Hand; 5. What You Expect Is What You Get: The Pygmalion and Golem Effects; 6. Self-Image and Behavior: The Galatea Effect; 7. Self-Knowledge and Mirages: Self-Serving Biases and the Dodo Effect. 8. Apples, Barrels, and Orchards: Dispositional, Situational, and Systemic Causes; Factor 1: Clarity; 9. Flyers and Norms: Cognitive Stimuli; 10. The Ten Commandments and Fraud: Affective Stimuli; 11. The Name of the Game: Euphemisms and Spoilsports; 12. Hypegiaphobia: The Fear Factor of Rules; 13. Rules Create Offenders and Forbidden Fruits Taste the Best: Reactance Theory; 14. What Happens Normally Is the Norm: Descriptive and Injunctive Norms; 15. Broken Panes Bring Bad Luck: The Broken Window Theory; 16. The Office as a Reflection of the Inner Self: Interior Decoration and Architecture. Factor 2: Role-modeling; 17. The Need for Ethical Leadership: Moral Compass and Courage; 18. Morals Melt Under Pressure: Authority and Obedience; 19. Trapped in the Role: Clothes Make the Man; 20. Power Corrupts, But Not Always: Hypocrisy and Hypercrisy; 21. Beeping Bosses: Fear, Aggression, and Uncertainty; 22. Fare Dodgers and Black Sheep: When Model Behavior Backfires; Factor 3: Achievability; 23. Goals and Blinkers: Tunnel Vision and Teleopathy; 24. Own Goals: Seeing Goals as the Ceiling; 25. The Winner Takes it All: Losing Your Way in the Maze of Competition. 26. From Jerusalem to Jericho: Time Pressure and Slack; 27. Moral Muscle: The Importance of Sleep and Sugar; 28. The Future Under Control: Implementation Plans and Coffee Cups; 29. Ethics on the Slide Leads to Slip-Ups: Escalating Commitment and the Induction Mechanism; 30. The Foot-in-the-Door and Door-in-the-Face Techniques: Self-Perception Theory; 31. So Long as the Music Is Playing: Sound Waves and Magnetic Waves; Factor 4: Commitment; 32. Feeling Good and Doing Good: Mood and Atmosphere; 33. A Personal Face: Social Bond Theory and Lost Property; 34. Cows and Post-It Notes: Love in the Workplace. 35. The Place Stinks: Smell and Association; 36. Wealth is Damaging: Red Rags and Red Flags; 37. Morals on Vacation: Cognitive Dissonance and Rationalizations; Factor 5: Transparency; 38. The Mirror as a Reality Check: Objective Self-Awareness and Self-Evaluation; 39. Constrained by the Eyes of Strangers: The Four Eyes Principle; 40. Lamps and Sunglasses: Detection Theory, Controlitis and the Spotlight Test; 41. Deceptive Appearances: Moral Self-Fulfillment and the Compensation Effect; 42. Perverse Effects of Transparency: Moral Licensing and the Magnetic Middle; Factor 6: Openness. |
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| spelling | Kaptein, Muel, 1969- author. Workplace morality : behavioral ethics in organizations / by Muel Kaptein. First edition. [Bingley] United Kingdom : Emerald, 2013. ©2013 1 online resource (vii, 161 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references. Print version record. Front cover; Workplace morality: behavioral ethics in organizations; Copyright page; Contents; Introduction; This Book; The context; 1. Good or Bad by Nature? Empathy and Sympathy; 2. What Is My Price? Integrity as Supply and Demand; 3. Bagels at Work: Honesty and Dishonesty; 4. Egoism versus Altruism: The Theory of the Warm Glow and the Helping Hand; 5. What You Expect Is What You Get: The Pygmalion and Golem Effects; 6. Self-Image and Behavior: The Galatea Effect; 7. Self-Knowledge and Mirages: Self-Serving Biases and the Dodo Effect. 8. Apples, Barrels, and Orchards: Dispositional, Situational, and Systemic Causes; Factor 1: Clarity; 9. Flyers and Norms: Cognitive Stimuli; 10. The Ten Commandments and Fraud: Affective Stimuli; 11. The Name of the Game: Euphemisms and Spoilsports; 12. Hypegiaphobia: The Fear Factor of Rules; 13. Rules Create Offenders and Forbidden Fruits Taste the Best: Reactance Theory; 14. What Happens Normally Is the Norm: Descriptive and Injunctive Norms; 15. Broken Panes Bring Bad Luck: The Broken Window Theory; 16. The Office as a Reflection of the Inner Self: Interior Decoration and Architecture. Factor 2: Role-modeling; 17. The Need for Ethical Leadership: Moral Compass and Courage; 18. Morals Melt Under Pressure: Authority and Obedience; 19. Trapped in the Role: Clothes Make the Man; 20. Power Corrupts, But Not Always: Hypocrisy and Hypercrisy; 21. Beeping Bosses: Fear, Aggression, and Uncertainty; 22. Fare Dodgers and Black Sheep: When Model Behavior Backfires; Factor 3: Achievability; 23. Goals and Blinkers: Tunnel Vision and Teleopathy; 24. Own Goals: Seeing Goals as the Ceiling; 25. The Winner Takes it All: Losing Your Way in the Maze of Competition. 26. From Jerusalem to Jericho: Time Pressure and Slack; 27. Moral Muscle: The Importance of Sleep and Sugar; 28. The Future Under Control: Implementation Plans and Coffee Cups; 29. Ethics on the Slide Leads to Slip-Ups: Escalating Commitment and the Induction Mechanism; 30. The Foot-in-the-Door and Door-in-the-Face Techniques: Self-Perception Theory; 31. So Long as the Music Is Playing: Sound Waves and Magnetic Waves; Factor 4: Commitment; 32. Feeling Good and Doing Good: Mood and Atmosphere; 33. A Personal Face: Social Bond Theory and Lost Property; 34. Cows and Post-It Notes: Love in the Workplace. 35. The Place Stinks: Smell and Association; 36. Wealth is Damaging: Red Rags and Red Flags; 37. Morals on Vacation: Cognitive Dissonance and Rationalizations; Factor 5: Transparency; 38. The Mirror as a Reality Check: Objective Self-Awareness and Self-Evaluation; 39. Constrained by the Eyes of Strangers: The Four Eyes Principle; 40. Lamps and Sunglasses: Detection Theory, Controlitis and the Spotlight Test; 41. Deceptive Appearances: Moral Self-Fulfillment and the Compensation Effect; 42. Perverse Effects of Transparency: Moral Licensing and the Magnetic Middle; Factor 6: Openness. Why do honest and decent employees sometimes overstep the mark? Drawing on scientific experiments and examples from business practice, Muel Kaptein discusses why good people sometimes do bad things and how they rise above this behavior. Business ethics. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85018297 Social responsibility of business. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90005735 Morale des affaires. Entreprises Responsabilité sociale. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Business Ethics. bisacsh Business ethics fast Social responsibility of business fast has work: Workplace morality (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCGbc9PBcqcHQqwG7CFPHwd https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Kaptein, Muel. Workplace morality. 1st ed. Bingley : Emerald Group Pub. Ltd., 2013 9781783501625 (OCoLC)852833984 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=605058 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Kaptein, Muel, 1969- Workplace morality : behavioral ethics in organizations / Front cover; Workplace morality: behavioral ethics in organizations; Copyright page; Contents; Introduction; This Book; The context; 1. Good or Bad by Nature? Empathy and Sympathy; 2. What Is My Price? Integrity as Supply and Demand; 3. Bagels at Work: Honesty and Dishonesty; 4. Egoism versus Altruism: The Theory of the Warm Glow and the Helping Hand; 5. What You Expect Is What You Get: The Pygmalion and Golem Effects; 6. Self-Image and Behavior: The Galatea Effect; 7. Self-Knowledge and Mirages: Self-Serving Biases and the Dodo Effect. 8. Apples, Barrels, and Orchards: Dispositional, Situational, and Systemic Causes; Factor 1: Clarity; 9. Flyers and Norms: Cognitive Stimuli; 10. The Ten Commandments and Fraud: Affective Stimuli; 11. The Name of the Game: Euphemisms and Spoilsports; 12. Hypegiaphobia: The Fear Factor of Rules; 13. Rules Create Offenders and Forbidden Fruits Taste the Best: Reactance Theory; 14. What Happens Normally Is the Norm: Descriptive and Injunctive Norms; 15. Broken Panes Bring Bad Luck: The Broken Window Theory; 16. The Office as a Reflection of the Inner Self: Interior Decoration and Architecture. Factor 2: Role-modeling; 17. The Need for Ethical Leadership: Moral Compass and Courage; 18. Morals Melt Under Pressure: Authority and Obedience; 19. Trapped in the Role: Clothes Make the Man; 20. Power Corrupts, But Not Always: Hypocrisy and Hypercrisy; 21. Beeping Bosses: Fear, Aggression, and Uncertainty; 22. Fare Dodgers and Black Sheep: When Model Behavior Backfires; Factor 3: Achievability; 23. Goals and Blinkers: Tunnel Vision and Teleopathy; 24. Own Goals: Seeing Goals as the Ceiling; 25. The Winner Takes it All: Losing Your Way in the Maze of Competition. 26. From Jerusalem to Jericho: Time Pressure and Slack; 27. Moral Muscle: The Importance of Sleep and Sugar; 28. The Future Under Control: Implementation Plans and Coffee Cups; 29. Ethics on the Slide Leads to Slip-Ups: Escalating Commitment and the Induction Mechanism; 30. The Foot-in-the-Door and Door-in-the-Face Techniques: Self-Perception Theory; 31. So Long as the Music Is Playing: Sound Waves and Magnetic Waves; Factor 4: Commitment; 32. Feeling Good and Doing Good: Mood and Atmosphere; 33. A Personal Face: Social Bond Theory and Lost Property; 34. Cows and Post-It Notes: Love in the Workplace. 35. The Place Stinks: Smell and Association; 36. Wealth is Damaging: Red Rags and Red Flags; 37. Morals on Vacation: Cognitive Dissonance and Rationalizations; Factor 5: Transparency; 38. The Mirror as a Reality Check: Objective Self-Awareness and Self-Evaluation; 39. Constrained by the Eyes of Strangers: The Four Eyes Principle; 40. Lamps and Sunglasses: Detection Theory, Controlitis and the Spotlight Test; 41. Deceptive Appearances: Moral Self-Fulfillment and the Compensation Effect; 42. Perverse Effects of Transparency: Moral Licensing and the Magnetic Middle; Factor 6: Openness. Business ethics. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85018297 Social responsibility of business. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90005735 Morale des affaires. Entreprises Responsabilité sociale. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Business Ethics. bisacsh Business ethics fast Social responsibility of business fast |
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| title_full | Workplace morality : behavioral ethics in organizations / by Muel Kaptein. |
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| topic | Business ethics. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85018297 Social responsibility of business. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90005735 Morale des affaires. Entreprises Responsabilité sociale. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Business Ethics. bisacsh Business ethics fast Social responsibility of business fast |
| topic_facet | Business ethics. Social responsibility of business. Morale des affaires. Entreprises Responsabilité sociale. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Business Ethics. Business ethics Social responsibility of business |
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