A student who never considers breaking into an instructor's office to steal an accounting exam didn't think twice about asking a friend who took the same course from the same instructor last semester what questions were on the exam. What does this example illustrate?

A) This example illustrates the concept of issue intensity.

B) The student involved has an internal locus of control.

C) The student involved has a strong ego strength.

D) This example illustrates the concept of value-based management.

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Yair Pratt

Social Studies

12 February, 23:39

A student who never considers breaking into an instructor's office to steal an accounting exam didn't think twice about asking a friend who took the same course from the same instructor last semester what questions were on the exam. What does this example illustrate?

A) This example illustrates the concept of issue intensity.

B) The student involved has an internal locus of control.

C) The student involved has a strong ego strength.

D) This example illustrates the concept of value-based management.

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Evelyn Marks · Answer 1

Answer:A - This example illustrates the concept of issue intensity.

Explanation: The concept of issue intensity can be defined as the relevance or importance of an event or decision in the eyes of the individual, work group, and/or organization and how the organization wants employees to behave when those issues arise. It characterises of greatness of harm, consensus of wrong, probability of harm, immediacy of consequences, proximity to victim (s) and concentrations of Effect.